Some people have no idea about outdoor life...

[giggles mum]

Sorry, this is a rahter pointless, whingy post...but SURELY, if you send your child to a pony birthday party in February where they'll be gallivanting round a park, it's common sense to send them in WELLIES?

not white trousers/skirt/strappy school shoes at least!

We had a bit of a disastrous pony party today. Hate to say it, but is probably the first time I've wanted to use the word "townie"!

 

[Patches]

pmsl.

 

[Bex7]

LOL, some people are really a little clueless as to what goes on out in the wild

 

[teapot]

haha

Remember one girl turning up for her first lesson when I was still working - she was in floral tights and a skirt

 

[ThomasTank]

Did you not put the words BRING WELLIES on the invite !!!!???

 

[giggles mum]

I'm only the person who tramps along next to the pony, not the parent booking the £25 per head party!

 

[Sali]

*Rolls eyes*

 

[_Jazz_]

 

[Faithkat]

Some people don't get any better when they grow up either! I can remember an owner who came up to the stud (where my mare went to be put in-foal) to see her mare and foal(she came about twice in s year!) and she used to arrive in white high-heeled sandals . . . hmm, very practical in a yard!!!!

 

[piebaldsparkle]

LMAO

Reminds me when brother-in-law brought his daught to ride in sandals

 

[Lobelia_Overhill]

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Some people don't get any better when they grow up either! I can remember an owner who came up to the stud (where my mare went to be put in-foal) to see her mare and foal(she came about twice in s year!) and she used to arrive in white high-heeled sandals . . . hmm, very practical in a yard!!!!

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<font color="green">A friend came to watch me ride once, she wore stiletto heeled mules (if one spaghetti strap across the toe = a mule), a "floaty" gypsy style skirt and a low cut T-shirt... and she knew where she was going and that she'd be standing in a field!! </font>