Re: RC: spouse support

[Dbeverly4@aol.com]

In a message dated 8/21/99 7:39:40 PM Pacific Daylight Time, 
akelakhan@earthlink.net writes:

<< d when people at work (who knew I was interested in being in
 a relationship) would ask me what I'd do if it got serious and the guy
 asked me to get ride of my horse. My answer was a vehement "I'd get rid
 of him."   >>

Hey Mickie, trust me you don't always have to choose.  When I met my husband 
I had one horse (laughable now) and my husband was being transferred from CA 
to MN.  He negotiated a deal where the new company agreed to pay for the 
moving & living expenses for the HORSE as part of his relocation package 
(BEFORE we were even engaged -- guess he saw the writing on the wall!).  Long 
story, short.... they paid, we moved (with horse) and we're still together 19 
years later.  Back in California now and the SECOND company paid for the 
horse's move ALSO!  Don't settle for less than somebody who loves you and can 
support your passion (whatever that may be).  We do that for each other every 
day and it works.  BTW I STILL have that horse (23 now), probably the most 
well traveled,non-show, non=endurance horse in the country!  Let me know when 
you meet Mr. Right!!!!!

Sylvia


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