RE: One Great Horse or One Great Love?

[Jennifer Heim <JHEIM@gunder.com>]

(Tongue Planted Firmly In Cheek)

Oh Puh-leeze!  All this sentimental chatter is interferring with my horse
search!  And y'all call yourself endurance riders <vbg>!!  The great loves
come and go - I've avoided that ring thru my nose ....er, on finger... for
12 years living with the same guy and have spent twice as long looking for
that Great Horse!  Of course, I'm rather biased, having just sold my horse
and looking for Numero Uno.  C'mon, Great Horse, where are you?  No kids, no
husband, just ponies, ponies, and more ponies - and yes, I'll keep laughing
all the way to the barn while the attached ones ask husband/wife if it's
okay to spend the vacation money on a new trailer (heehee)!  Great Love is
bittersweet, The Great Horse gives me that adrenaline peak!

Don't mind me, folks, I'm just in a complete manic attitude after selling my
demi-Great Horse to someone who knows he's their Great Horse (and he is).

Giggling as those cute (and married, darnit) men in white coats cart me
off...
Jen (Radical Femi-Nazi and catholicism's worst nightmare with a downright
mischevious twinkle in her eye)



-----Original Message-----
From: DVeritas@aol.com [mailto:DVeritas@aol.com]
Sent: Thursday, January 07, 1999 3:00 PM
To: ridecamp@endurance.net
Subject: One Great Horse or One Great Love?


f God appears on your step in the morning and tells you, "You may have one
Great Love (meaning a man or a woman) or one Great Horse in your life, how
would you answer?
   (Just curious, stuff I think about when mucking on cold mornings in my
barn...)
      
   Frank (I never answered this question when Becky (my wife) and I talked
about it.