Ridecamp: Re: [RC] I'm out of here, etc.

Dr. Smith,

Did you delete me?  I wrote you about any words of wisdom you (or anyone
else) might have regarding campaigning a stallion.  Mine is not a
"traditional" breed for endurance, and I'm open to suggestions.  He's a
light-framed Cleveland Bay partbred (TBx), but with CB temperament, etc.
The only way he shows TB is a straight facial profile and lighter build.

Thanks,

Milinda Ellis
Beargrass Cleveland Bays
Jewett, Texas
milinda@xxxxxxxxxxx

----- Original Message -----
From: "Heidi Smith" <heidi@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <Trishmare7@xxxxxxx>; <lynne@xxxxxxxxxx>; <rides2far@xxxxxxxx>;
<ridecamp@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Thursday, June 13, 2002 8:25 AM
Subject: Re: [RC] I'm out of here


>
> >   Maybe he's
> > God's Un-PC side.
>
> <snork>  In my own experience with God, I don't think He ever was very PC.
> Anyone who created us to look like we do naked when we are middle-aged and
> older had a very un-PC sense of humor.
>
> >     Lynne knows that *I* sure as heck don't have a lot of spare time, so
> > little in fact that if I can find time to skim/read ridecamp, really,
> anyone
> > can.  If you tell me "I don't have the time, there's too many off topic
> > posts, and besides, that Howard guy really bugs me," followed by a
> cyber-door
> > slam, I've actually been told a lot more about your tolerance level than
> the
> > amount of spare time you've got.  There aren't very many lists I stick
> with
> > over the long haul (because I really *don't* have the time!-though when
I
> > unsub from a list, I don't make a big announcement about it, I just
> quietly
> > go), but RC is a keeper.
>
> There's a lot of dross on RC, but as most posters have mentioned, our
> computers come equipped with delete keys.  I happen to be pretty fast on
the
> keyboard, so can read or delete or respond pretty rapidly.  I'm on about 4
> pretty active lists, and there are several posters on all of them that I
> pretty much delete without reading, because they've proven over time to be
> not worth the effort.  But even on a hectic and busy schedule, I can deal
> pretty easily with 200+ posts a day, just by going through them with one
> finger on "delete" and checking out the subject lines and sometimes first
> couple of sentences.  If it is worthwhile, I linger and read.  Quite
> frankly, I don't read most of Howard's stuff in the first place--unless he
> appears to be responding to a topic that interests me anyway.  I don't
> particularly have time for grandiose stories that go on and on, although
I'm
> sure some find them entertaining.
>
> It's really hard to be offended by stuff that you don't read to start
with.
>
> Heidi
>
>
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