Some profound and valuable insight offered in this article.
My value as a horseman, and Sig’s value as a horse, is not tied to how often we ride, how high we jump, or what we accomplish under saddle. Some days, these moments sitting out in the field are not just what I can manage on these tough days, but they’re what I need.
Air Horse One: There And Back Again - The Chronicle of the Horse
My value as a horseman, and Sig’s value as a horse, is not tied to how often we ride, how high we jump, or what we accomplish under saddle. Some days, these moments sitting out in the field are not just what I can manage on these tough days, but they’re what I need.
This 
I am learning this. I will never realize unspoken dreams with my horse, have wondered about the sensibleness of continuing to keep one when obviously I won’t do that or that or even that.
But then I go to the barn, duties have made me later than usual, the air is calm, the stars are bright. I hear a nicker. I sigh. The day slips away and I breathe again. I am grateful.
This was a good article. I hope she is finding her happy place! I’m going to start following her on Insta and read her previous blog posts. Thanks for posting. My niece is deploying to Kuwait tomorrow, so this makes me think of her. She has lived with us on and off over the past 7 or 8 years.
how do you find her on instagram?
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