Hello Horse Lovers,
Last month I wrote about taking time for rest and play. And I have been practicing what I preach. I have taken time to baby sit and play with my nieces and nephews, I have played cribbage with my Dad, painted with my Mom, spent more time with Keith and my own horses and enjoyed fellowship at c… Continue

In last months newsletter I described how I have been guiding a small group of women over the past four years down the road to becoming better horsewomen by their attendance at the annual Oct. Alumni Women’s Horsemanship Camp. The article explained how we explored confidence for both the horse and rider the first… Continue

Susan from Ranch Wear Unlimited would like to offer CL Community members 10% off their purchases! With the holidays coming up, RWU has some great closeout sales going on at www.ranchwearunlimited.com

To take advantage of this offe… Continue

I sell a lot of overalls in my store, and had a customer ask me the other day how long overalls had been around. I started doing a little research, and came across this interesting article:

THE HISTORY OF OVERALLS:

They've been worn by slaves and sharecroppers, railroad engineers, college students, children in sandboxes and, more recently, rap music artists. Overalls have clothed Americans at work and play since the 1700s, becoming a national icon in the process.

Their origins are murky, but… Continue

The connection between a person and a horse is not only physical, but mental and emotional. The path to harmony is NOT EASY, and it requires considerable personal investment, with moments of deep satisfaction (thank goodness) but also times of profound frustration. Rest assured that determination, perse… Continue