following on from the valentines post....

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from the valentines post earlier, im assuming that because the poster had brought some ariat boots for their partner, that they are a horsey couple!? any way so i was thinking how much easier would life actually be if your partner was a bonkers horsey person like you!?

Oh my life would be bliss lol -no being told off for buying things that my mare couldnt possibly live without... yay, no being told of for being a few hours late home lol it just would be fab however if my partner spent as much as i do i think we would be rather broke lol
 
my fella is great he will buy me anything horsey,do all the mucky jobs etc he wasnt horsey before he met me but now he loves it also stays down the yard talking for hours with everyone as well !! lol
 
oh thats not fair. i have to drag my BF to the yard and all he does is feed the mare sweets and crap and moan that its cold lol
 
My OH is a horsey type, in fact we met through riding, it is nice to be able to talk horses to him and to ride with him, but the down side to that is that I'm trying to persuade him we should get a horse (I'd be prepared to share with him!
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and he thinks it is too much time and money. If he wasn't horsey I'm sure I could fool him
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I am getting my boyfriend into it.

Think he has realised that if he wants to see more of me he will have to come up and join in. He seems happy enough though and we now have a designated lorry driver wooo!!!!

So I need to get him in training for being our groom over the summer, will be handy to have someone to pay for all the pictures to and take some!! He has a favourite horse on the yard, which is not mine : ( but I will let that slip.

He came up Sunday and borrowed my friends dog and went for a long walk upto the boys field. I am taking him on his first ride on Sunday and hoping he will get hooked as we have a lovely little cob at ours for sale that I am trying to convince him we need. I figure if I keep on about the 'pony' and he says no he will have to say yes to a puppy!!!???!!!
 
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