Trakehner
Well-Known Member
Well, this is horse related, it takes place around horses.
I've got a question...a reality check maybe. A friend and fellow boarder told me she was going to move her retired horse to a friend's farm. It turns out the same day the stable owner came up to her and said she'd heard she was going to move her horse. The next time I saw my friend she told me she didn't appreciate me telling the yard owner she was moving him...I said I never said anything about it to anyone (I really didn't). My friend replied, "you were the only one I told who was at the barn". I called up the barn owner and asked, "Who told you she was moving?"....turns out, Jean Phillipe, my friend's husband, told her. Woohoo! The correct person spilled the news!
When I mentioned this revelation my friend responded, "No, the stable owner mentioned it to me before he arrived". So, I've been called a liar twice and she's not the type of personality who apologizes (I think she gets mad when she knows she's in the wrong). I like(d) her and enjoy riding and showing with her...but I'm really pissed at being called a liar and the male in me is righteously indignant at her behaviour. Sometimes I think I'm too willing to kick people to the kerb and walk away from what were friendships too easily. Any comments would be appreciated.
I've got a question...a reality check maybe. A friend and fellow boarder told me she was going to move her retired horse to a friend's farm. It turns out the same day the stable owner came up to her and said she'd heard she was going to move her horse. The next time I saw my friend she told me she didn't appreciate me telling the yard owner she was moving him...I said I never said anything about it to anyone (I really didn't). My friend replied, "you were the only one I told who was at the barn". I called up the barn owner and asked, "Who told you she was moving?"....turns out, Jean Phillipe, my friend's husband, told her. Woohoo! The correct person spilled the news!
When I mentioned this revelation my friend responded, "No, the stable owner mentioned it to me before he arrived". So, I've been called a liar twice and she's not the type of personality who apologizes (I think she gets mad when she knows she's in the wrong). I like(d) her and enjoy riding and showing with her...but I'm really pissed at being called a liar and the male in me is righteously indignant at her behaviour. Sometimes I think I'm too willing to kick people to the kerb and walk away from what were friendships too easily. Any comments would be appreciated.