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So last night I made the call to a new sports therapist mentor. celticravenwolf knows her and introduced me, in person, to her on the weekend at Spruce. She seemed super nice, fun and bubbly - all good signs. I did however already then find myself feeling slightly intimidated by, but thats probabaly just cuz I'm a big shy baby lol. When we were leaving her I told her that I would probably be calling her right away as I'm eager to get working with someone. She said no problem. Today she texted me back and I am meeting her tomorrow in one of the towns next to me to go out to a barn and watch her do 2 horses. I'm pretty excited but not getting my hope up too much yet. After the last mentor lady, I'm just going to take this one in stride. It's costing me money (that I don't really have) so I want to make sure I'm comfortable and get the most out of it.
Fingers crossed tomorrow goes good and I don't freeze like a tool when she asks me something like I did with the other lady lol.
On a different note, I am starting to get slightly concerned about all this rain and hay. Not all our hay got baled yet and the super awesome square that we did put out got sold right away! I'm hoping to the sun gods to come out. I know we have lots of hay at the moment but it all seems to be set aside for the cow... what about my horses!! We have next to no squares baled for us and those that we do are better for the cows since they have been pissed on from rain and the really nice field that was supposed to be baled into squares was cut and has been pissed on too!! This is crap!! Matt says he's got it all under control and not to worry that my horses will be fine, but I'm still worried about it. I'm one of those people that like to know I have MORE hay then needed, just incase it's a crappy, cold winter. I know he'd never let them starve and there are plenty of round bales in Priddis for them, but still, this rain.. (and soon to be snow tomorrow) has really put a damper of the stuff we were supposed to have set aside!
Fingers crossed tomorrow goes good and I don't freeze like a tool when she asks me something like I did with the other lady lol.
On a different note, I am starting to get slightly concerned about all this rain and hay. Not all our hay got baled yet and the super awesome square that we did put out got sold right away! I'm hoping to the sun gods to come out. I know we have lots of hay at the moment but it all seems to be set aside for the cow... what about my horses!! We have next to no squares baled for us and those that we do are better for the cows since they have been pissed on from rain and the really nice field that was supposed to be baled into squares was cut and has been pissed on too!! This is crap!! Matt says he's got it all under control and not to worry that my horses will be fine, but I'm still worried about it. I'm one of those people that like to know I have MORE hay then needed, just incase it's a crappy, cold winter. I know he'd never let them starve and there are plenty of round bales in Priddis for them, but still, this rain.. (and soon to be snow tomorrow) has really put a damper of the stuff we were supposed to have set aside!