To the Class of 2020, boy I’m awful sorry. It’s sad and kinda depressing that you won’t have a traditional graduation, whether for high school or college. I should know – I’m part of this graduating class too. It’s hard to come to terms with the fact that you’ve worked so hard for several years, … More The end of one era, the beginning of another
With 2/3rds of our classes filmed for our next online show (that’s 14 classes out of 20, mind you), it’s time to start working towards the last 1/3rd – all of our English classes. Hank’s pretty good at most things English; it’s me that needs the work. Diagonals kill me every time, especially recently. I’ve … More Jumping between disciplines
It’s been a little while since there’s been a garden update, so I figured I would do one today. Things seem to be growing great in the little garden … all except for the lavender. The peas are kicking butt, as are the lettuce and carrots. I’m particularly excited about the lettuce, as we’ve never … More Growing amongst chaos
I made a slight mistake recently, regarding the world of online horse showing: I signed up for too many classes. It’s not much of a problem unless you factor in that I decided to treat it like an intensive, self-made three day event with 20 classes spread out. Thankfully the third day is a week … More Equestrian Exhaustion
Roaming Appaloosa 