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I should be doing my homework. Eh. I will get back to it.
I talked to Josiah yesterday, got in my first "arguement" with him. In the 3 years we have known each other we have never argued. It was petty. I cried. He was telling me how he was talking to his best friend about some stuff he was feeling. Well that is all fine and dandy, but when he tells me he is okay, only to talk to his best friend and tell him otherwise I get frustrated! I told him to stop telling his Best friend how he is feeling and tell me! He is welcome to tell his friend, but tell ME! Then I started talking about how I have so much to prove to his family because of our past and started crying. He reassured me that no one hates me. And explained some of the reasoning behind his Mom's attitude sometimes. So we worked that out. I miss him.
We got back yesterday from Ohio. It is amazing how we left yesterday morning in 8 inches of snow and ice and 10 hours later we were in 70 degree weather. We got Tigress moved in, came home and crashed out.
Nik and I have been both under the weather. Something is going around in Ohio with her friends and family which has caught on to us. Welcome to Tennessee Mr. Virus.
Anyway, I spent 4 1/2 hours at the barn today. Getting Tigress all settled. Then I did stalls with Nik which took way longer than it should have. Had the child of the barn owners picked stalls correctly last night today would have been easier. The barn owner actually told Nik "We need to make sure the wet spots are picked out of the stalls, instead of masking them with saw dust, because they just are being masked" Nik had to hold her tongue to not tell him to check the stalls that his Son did last night - In Nesi's stall (Nik's horse) there was a huge wet spot just covered in saw dust. Then she realized they were all like that. Thanks to the owners 12 year old son. Thanks man.
I got to ride a Tennessee Walking Horse today. Wow. Talk about an amazing Gait! They have been my favorite breed of horses for a while due to their stature and look - but after today I am definitely even more in love with them. The one I rode today was my dream horse. A consistant Black and White painted Tennessee Walking Horse. Just Gorgeous.
It is raining.
I have homework.
Classes start again tomorrow.
I am broke. Cost me an arm and a leg and an extra finger to pay for the gas pulling that trailer with Tigress.
I talked to Josiah yesterday, got in my first "arguement" with him. In the 3 years we have known each other we have never argued. It was petty. I cried. He was telling me how he was talking to his best friend about some stuff he was feeling. Well that is all fine and dandy, but when he tells me he is okay, only to talk to his best friend and tell him otherwise I get frustrated! I told him to stop telling his Best friend how he is feeling and tell me! He is welcome to tell his friend, but tell ME! Then I started talking about how I have so much to prove to his family because of our past and started crying. He reassured me that no one hates me. And explained some of the reasoning behind his Mom's attitude sometimes. So we worked that out. I miss him.
We got back yesterday from Ohio. It is amazing how we left yesterday morning in 8 inches of snow and ice and 10 hours later we were in 70 degree weather. We got Tigress moved in, came home and crashed out.
Nik and I have been both under the weather. Something is going around in Ohio with her friends and family which has caught on to us. Welcome to Tennessee Mr. Virus.
Anyway, I spent 4 1/2 hours at the barn today. Getting Tigress all settled. Then I did stalls with Nik which took way longer than it should have. Had the child of the barn owners picked stalls correctly last night today would have been easier. The barn owner actually told Nik "We need to make sure the wet spots are picked out of the stalls, instead of masking them with saw dust, because they just are being masked" Nik had to hold her tongue to not tell him to check the stalls that his Son did last night - In Nesi's stall (Nik's horse) there was a huge wet spot just covered in saw dust. Then she realized they were all like that. Thanks to the owners 12 year old son. Thanks man.
I got to ride a Tennessee Walking Horse today. Wow. Talk about an amazing Gait! They have been my favorite breed of horses for a while due to their stature and look - but after today I am definitely even more in love with them. The one I rode today was my dream horse. A consistant Black and White painted Tennessee Walking Horse. Just Gorgeous.
It is raining.
I have homework.
Classes start again tomorrow.
I am broke. Cost me an arm and a leg and an extra finger to pay for the gas pulling that trailer with Tigress.