travellingpony
Well-Known Member
I wish my friend has the yard Im subletting so no it doesnt work that way. Its purely convenient it hasnt much else going for it. She is slowly improving it but its years of neglect.
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Falling out of love with horses
- Thread starter travellingpony
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Pearlsasinger
Up in the clouds
That sounds complicated.
touchstone
Well-Known Member
I think reducing numbers and then see how you feel is the way forwards. I had my mare pts a few years ago and although I miss her, I feel liberated like I never have for years.
I've more money in my pocket, I'm not constantly watching every season for too much or too little rain, whether it's too icy, if flies are bothering etc. etc. and watching out for the dreaded laminitis was a constant worry; not to mention that the roads were getting worse to ride on. I'm free to take holidays when I want as the cats and dogs are so much easier for someone else to care for.
I was also the person that worked with horses and had them all my life, my family still has them, but I still wouldn't get another, I enjoy watching them from a distance now.
Everyone is different though, and I've had fifty years of them :0 so I think take things slowly and see how you feel over the next few months would be my advice.
I've more money in my pocket, I'm not constantly watching every season for too much or too little rain, whether it's too icy, if flies are bothering etc. etc. and watching out for the dreaded laminitis was a constant worry; not to mention that the roads were getting worse to ride on. I'm free to take holidays when I want as the cats and dogs are so much easier for someone else to care for.
I was also the person that worked with horses and had them all my life, my family still has them, but I still wouldn't get another, I enjoy watching them from a distance now.
Everyone is different though, and I've had fifty years of them :0 so I think take things slowly and see how you feel over the next few months would be my advice.
mytwofriends
Well-Known Member
I think reducing numbers and then see how you feel is the way forwards. I had my mare pts a few years ago and although I miss her, I feel liberated like I never have for years.
I've more money in my pocket, I'm not constantly watching every season for too much or too little rain, whether it's too icy, if flies are bothering etc. etc. and watching out for the dreaded laminitis was a constant worry; not to mention that the roads were getting worse to ride on. I'm free to take holidays when I want as the cats and dogs are so much easier for someone else to care for.
I was also the person that worked with horses and had them all my life, my family still has them, but I still wouldn't get another, I enjoy watching them from a distance now.
Everyone is different though, and I've had fifty years of them :0 so I think take things slowly and see how you feel over the next few months would be my advice.
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travellingpony
Well-Known Member
Same here worked with them too for years. I think Im just on overload. Its funny how many people feel the same.