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Stephanie Krahl, her horse Ransom and dog Amber
You know that look, don’t you? It’s in her eyes. You wouldn’t trade her for anything in the world – not even a million dollars.
She’s been there for you during some of your toughest times. She listens without judgement and just hangs out with you even when you’re in your worst mood. Her level of unconditional love and forgiveness is beyond what you can comprehend.
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I’m pleased to feature an article today from Sharon Tousley, who is my partner in Soulful Equine. Sharon is an exceptional writer but she usually stays behind the scenes here at Soulful Equine helping to make sure things are running smoothly. Although Sharon is not the horse lover between us (she’s more the dog lover), I’ve been working on convincing her to write more for Soulful Equine. Please make her feel welcome by adding your comment at the bottom of this article.
– Stephanie
You’re sitting down, right?
Don’t worry. I don’t have bad news and I’m not going to shock you (at least not intentionally). I’m just trying to picture what most of my readers are doing right now.
You’re probably reading this on some kind of device or printed off on paper – holding it with your hands – reading it with your eyes – breathing freely in and out. Probably in a cozy home, warmed with heat or cooled with air conditioning.
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“It isn’t easy being green.” – Kermit the Frog
What is normal anyway? Have you ever asked yourself that question?
Of course it depends on the context, right? We’ll stick with the subject of horses since that’s what we all care about; however, normal versus unconventional can apply to any subject.
If you’re reading this, you’re not normal. I hate to tell you this, but you’re not.
And I’m not normal for writing about caring about being normal.
Is being normal really all that important? For you, it may be your bread and butter. It helps you feel safe and comfortable, except when it comes to your horse.
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Stephanie Giving Ransom a Bath
Do you remember the first day a horse came into your life? Your very own horse? Maybe you can’t quite remember that first day because you were very young.
Do your best to think back as far as you can to a day you can remember when a horse first came into your life. How did you feel? Where you excited? Scared?
It’s hard for me to remember the exact day a beautiful Shetland pony named Thunder entered my life. What I do know is that I was about 2 years old and she loved to bite and run over me. My mother told me that I use to run in to the house crying because of Thunder and then I’d go right back out for more. How crazy is that?
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I’m sure we’ll all agree that the majority of people like a good quote. Sometimes it may come at just the right time when you’re in need of encouragement or when you need a bit of inspiration to help get you through hard times.
You may notice I use quotes often throughout my writing.
When I see or hear a quote I think worthy of saving, I add it to my never ending list. Where I get my quotes will vary. They may come from a book or article I’ve read or from a seminar I’ve attended. I always strive to extract out the essence of an author’s message or an educator’s main point. Quotes help me to do this in more ways than one.
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