Nobody is asking > anybody to get married or anything, i mean, heck, its a two-three hour > ride for goodness sake not a lifetime committment.
Exactly, Janice. We ride with lots of different people. I think it's good for us and good for the horses. We try really hard not to make it a command performance and not to exclude anyone. If they can come ride, great. If they can't, well maybe another time. As for the women who lost teenage sons, those are shoes I don't want to walk in. One of our former foster sons died at age 21, after a life of pain and disability, and his mom visits his grave several times a year (he's buried on our farm) and still weeps when she speaks of him. It's really not to be "gotten over". Nancy
