[LoriF]

That looks like so much fun. I've often toyed with the idea of endurance riding. It just looks like a really great sport. Do you see a lot of breeds out there doing this?

I think it's pretty cool that both you and your husband enjoy this, it gives you a lot to do and talk about together.

 

[LoriF]

Giving the rest is worth it, my mare spent 18 months on rest and I'm glad I did it. She is now completely sound when the vets said it wouldn't happen.

 

[LoriF]

It was really nice to meet you and had a really nice time chatting and meeting your horses. I'm really glad that I stopped by. Maybe the next time you come down this way, you @knightrider and myself can get together for a ride.

 

[LoriF]

Oh PH, I'm so sorry about Dream. I know that she was such a special horse to you.

 

[LoriF]

Phantomhorse, I'm so, so glad you guys are ok and sorry about your truck. You might be surprised it might not be totaled. Glad that she protected you like she did.

When someone slammed into the side of my truck, I was a bit hyper sensitive when driving as well, especially when I was driving the little loaner car. It faded in about a month or so. Hoping for a speedy recovery from your accident.

They totaled my truck because it got my suspension at the front wheel, got into the side of the body and the airbags went off. Apparently the airbags are pretty costly to replace.

 

[LoriF]

I like people who talk a lot. I really enjoy it. When we were adopting our first child, I hoped he would be a chatterbox . . . and he was. I enjoyed every minute of it. Don't think because you talk a lot, that people don't like it. Many folks do.

I don't really talk a lot when riding but there is a reason. It's hard for me to hear conversation from twenty feet away over a squeaky saddle as you know knightrider. I don't mind others talking. I know that I get frustrating to others because I'm constantly saying WHAAAAT? Too many years around the loud railroad.