On 11/29/07, Nancy Sturm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Okay, Anneliese, I am going to take this even farther. > > About 2 1/2 years ago I bought my TWH, Hunter. For about two weeks, I went > around grunbling, "I have made a HUGE mistake." The horse had some very > seious baggage. > > I began to ride him a lot, handle him a lot, spend plenty of time with him > and I began to appreciate some things about him. > > Hope this doesn't come off as too weird, but I decided to sort of "invest" > myself in him.
the respect thing, i am so GLAD anneliese brought that up. Some of my horses have been hard to get thru to, and all of them began to change almost overnite when, like you said, nancy, I began to see the good in them, to look for it to INVEST myself in them. If its true what they say, that horses are the most perceptive of all mammals... then think about how you can always tell when someone cant stand you or thinks you are crazy... sorta makes you want to stay away from them and dread seeing them coming doesnt it?! and none of this is supposed to be about you Lorraine, we are on a whole nuther subject now haha Janice-- yipie tie yie yo
