So many things going on, with the ranch clinic a month away, horses to ride, grass to mow, and the garden is taking off (although my bull ate the tops off all the radishes, I’ll have to replant!). Last night I had fresh lettuce out of the garden and it’s funny how the tomatoes and…
Read More →Cali, oh how I love the ocean and the wonderful women I was able to spend a weekend with! Talk about diversity from open jumpers, to a big, big BIG paint Clyde and all horses in between! From 75-year-old awesome moms to 21-year-old eager young ladies, all of them shared the golden thread of finding…
Read More →So, it is not that I have forgotten my Ontario girls, where I spent a fabulous 2 days helping fellow Canadians become willing partners with their horses and perhaps learning more about their inner cowgirl with a warrior pose or two. My quandary comes from just where to start? The amazing hosts Beth and Matilda…
Read More →The garden is in and the green is growing! I have killed the evil potato bugs and my plants are dark green and climbing to the sky! The lettuce is soooo close to ready and I saw a tomato on a plant. Yay! When I was in Cali, I was lucky enough to visit with…
Read More →Well, home from Cali and time to change hats, from teacher (or entertainer) to skid steer operator, and now bookkeeper (my least favorite job on the ranch), but as I work in my office, I am filled with love as my 5 rug rats of dogs surround me curled on the floor, warming my feet…
Read More →It’s time for another amazing giveaway here at Your Inner Cowgirl! Up for grabs is this very cool YIC tote bag, perfect for carrying all your stuff! Entering to win is so simple, and it starts with following the directions in the Rafflecopter below. There’s one mandatory entry and 5 optional entries. Remember, the more you…
Read More →An amazing weekend was spent learning about SO many things!!! I was lucky enough to be invited to Charlottetown, PEI Canada to help my fellow Canadians with their journey of horsemanship. I was simply amazed at the folks that came to ride. With some 20 riders mixed from young to “seasoned,” it was a group…
Read More →Spring has sprung and with the long winter across all of America, our new favorite color is green! I know we all have different planting zones but I couldn’t resist this weekend planting my garden. When I plant my garden, I plant all important items first, the ones that get me through winter, potatoes, onions,…
Read More →Once again I am blessed and heart broken. Over a year ago we lost our son in a tragic accident. I say our son, as since Jesse was 12 he had been riding at our clinics, and when he was 16 he came to the ranch and lived with me or traveled with Peter down…
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