After Anna and I had our exciting ride, Tyler decided it was time for him to try this horseback riding thing.
And for your information: I won't be riding my daughter's horse again; I'll leave his training to her. Hopefully that old Appaloosa up the road will work as a second riding horse for me.
Looking forward to a picture of the new guy... :) (and still so glad you weren't hurt <worse>.....I laughed at your sons' comment though....I would have freaked out, too...hee hee....)
ReplyDeleteA hot bath would probably feel good tonight, huh?!
~Amy
I bet that did scare the dumplings out of Cliff not to mention you. Glad you didn't break any bones with that fall. Maybe you need to start wearing a helmet also. Helen
ReplyDeleteYou have such an interesting journal. It fills me with the 'I wish I coulds'. I love watching horses. They are such magnificent animals. I never ridden because I don't have ankle action on the right foot, but that doesn't mean that I haven't always wanted to try. It's hard to believe that you're 60. 40 woul have been more my guess. Thank you for stopping by my journal. I enjoy making new friends. Pennie
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