Re: Falling Off - Learning to Let Go

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>Attatch the handle to your body. Attatch the hook to the bit....

Leif:

I'd be really nervous about tieing ANYTHING to the horse that is also
tied to me (I'm envisioning falling off and the horse continuing on
down the trail with me doing the "tincans tied behind the newlyweds
car" bit)

Craig
Craig Bradley cbrad@Traveller.COM
Locust Fork, Alabama (near Birmingham)
1 Walking Horse, 1 Appaloosa, 2 dogs, 3 cats, 2 humans (in that order)

The air of heaven is that which blows between the horses ears.
The expression in a horse's eye is like a blessing on a good man's house.

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