MrsMozartletoe
Just passing through...
Thank you for all yourwords.
I am taking them in, just finding it hard to have the umph to respond
Been working this morning and have to do a bit more this afternoon, so not at my best right now
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I'm not scared of riding Dizzy. Daft though itmay sound, I usually feel pretty safe on her. Whilst she will strop, she doesn't bolt, buck or rear (not proper rears anyway, just a few inches off the ground). The daft thing is, most of the time I feel pretty safe on her. She doesn't spook and even when scared, just turns, doesn't get silly. The fall was just really silly and was my fault - asking a tired young horse to go fast towards the gate (home and her pair bond) and then pull up, add to it that I was tired and you have a disaster waiting to happen. I should know better by now!
It has highlighted that I need to get the other revenue streams up and running; then I just have to deal with the being a wife and a mother bits
I am taking them in, just finding it hard to have the umph to respond
I'm not scared of riding Dizzy. Daft though itmay sound, I usually feel pretty safe on her. Whilst she will strop, she doesn't bolt, buck or rear (not proper rears anyway, just a few inches off the ground). The daft thing is, most of the time I feel pretty safe on her. She doesn't spook and even when scared, just turns, doesn't get silly. The fall was just really silly and was my fault - asking a tired young horse to go fast towards the gate (home and her pair bond) and then pull up, add to it that I was tired and you have a disaster waiting to happen. I should know better by now!
It has highlighted that I need to get the other revenue streams up and running; then I just have to deal with the being a wife and a mother bits
