I can feel you, Jen. There are many things that we can't do or have and we don't always know the reasons why. I still remember the feeling of wanting to have a child but alas it wasn't meant to. But there are so young children that I can love! You are an amazing person, Jen. I hope you still can enjoy doing other things as this wonderful blogging and interesting art works etc. You have encouraged me to do so many things, Jen!
I didnt realize that you went to PRDA. Ryan went once or twice but jorses werent his thing. I think he would have preferred the R was for racecars. But when you said riding I thought you meant a bicycle.
Hi Jen You are amazing, you do so many things that amaze me Jen. To be able to express your creativity in paint and drawing the way you do is remarkable. You have great strength and courage and I'm glad I've gotten to know you. By writing this blog you keep us interested, challenged and thinking. You have a way with people Jen. You see and understand life from your prospective and cause us to rethink our own ideas. We're reminded not to take anything for granted. Thank you for taking the time and trouble to share your ideas with those of us who read your blog. I'm sure there are more people who read your blog but who are a bit shy about responding. I would encourage them to join us. I used to ride horses as a teen. My girlfriend had a horse and we spent a lot of time riding the hills of Naramata. Horses are lovely big pets. They're a lot of work though! Much more work than dogs. We have a dog named Dolly who is only 4 1/2 pounds! She is 11 years old and we love her. I think it's much easier to have a dog as a pet, and you don't have to leave it outside every night in the barn! I'm glad you have Indie, Jen. Barbara
I can feel you, Jen. There are many things that we can't do or have and we don't always know the reasons why. I still remember the feeling of wanting to have a child but alas it wasn't meant to. But there are so young children that I can love! You are an amazing person, Jen. I hope you still can enjoy doing other things as this wonderful blogging and interesting art works etc. You have encouraged me to do so many things, Jen!
ReplyDeleteI remember your horse at PRDA Jen. I think his name was George. He was old and retired but he was a good soul. Dad
ReplyDeleteI didnt realize that you went to PRDA. Ryan went once or twice but jorses werent his thing. I think he would have preferred the R was for racecars. But when you said riding I thought you meant a bicycle.
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ReplyDeleteYou are amazing, you do so many things that amaze me Jen. To be able to express your creativity in paint and drawing the way you do is remarkable. You have great strength and courage and I'm glad I've gotten to know you. By writing this blog you keep us interested, challenged and thinking. You have a way with people Jen. You see and understand life from your prospective and cause us to rethink our own ideas. We're reminded not to take anything for granted. Thank you for taking the time and trouble to share your ideas with those of us who read your blog. I'm sure there are more people who read your blog but who are a bit shy about responding. I would encourage them to join us.
I used to ride horses as a teen. My girlfriend had a horse and we spent a lot of time riding the hills of Naramata. Horses are lovely big pets. They're a lot of work though! Much more work than dogs. We have a dog named Dolly who is only 4 1/2 pounds! She is 11 years old and we love her. I think it's much easier to have a dog as a pet, and you don't have to leave it outside every night in the barn! I'm glad you have Indie, Jen.
Barbara
I've only been on a horse once or twice. they are amazing and powerful animals. Samantha grew up riding, she is really good and she loves it. Eddie
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