League of Weenie Eventers :D

[QUOTE=Bensmom;7806707]
After all, we can have Higher Standards, even if we are afraid of higher jumps, yes? :smiley: :lol:[/QUOTE]

^^^This is why I love COTH. Seriously. And I second the smelling salts. Or maybe something tequila-scented. 'Cause you know, liquid courage and all that. :wink:

Love LOWER! Sent a join request under Jennifer Stout–ignore the cat profile pic. Not a spammer, just a weenie who’s also a crazy cat lady. :smiley:

[QUOTE=jen-s;7807455]
^^^This is why I love COTH. Seriously. And I second the smelling salts. Or maybe something tequila-scented. 'Cause you know, liquid courage and all that. ;)[/QUOTE]

What about… Blue Margarita??? :yes:

I am in! 100% weenie eventer here… I did a starter XC last year and nearly peed my pants. My tiny Arabian and I fought the entire course because I didn’t want to go over anything above 1’6" and he locked on every bloody jump he saw. Little shit dragged me over several fences that I had decided were too big at 2’. He came out of retirement just for that show so I only have myself to blame for his unruly ways. My TB and I have yet to attempt XC. Mostly because he, too, is a weenie.:eek:

I’m going to suggest divisions:
Weenie Rider
Weenie Horse
and
Open Weenie (because who wants to compete against Professional or Olympic-bound Weenies? Not me! Not my horse, Drummer!)

Oh and by the way, I have the League’s chocolate bar set up.

Milk Chocolate for Average Weenies

Dark Chocolate for Discerning Weenies

White Chocolate for Poser Weenies

Y’all are too funny!!

We don’t do colors, though – not unless the essential oil colors the soap itself (see the orange-ish color that the citrus oils can create)

but we haven’t done lavender-citrus yet . . . Hmmmm.

I’ve fallen off the path of doing my special scents, and need to get back to marketing techniques and stuff. But dreaming up weenie event rider ideas is more fun! :smiley:

I’m still holding out for Orange Blossom saddle soap :slight_smile:

Ha! Put in a join request (Marisa Armstrong). LOVE it!

[QUOTE=Desert Topaz;7806226]
I made us a facebook group. Be patient if you request to join, I’ve got a busy week :)[/QUOTE]

I requested to join (Jennifer Cunningham). I hope that’s OK - I’m not eventing right now, but I’m hoping to give it a try next year! And I will most definitely be a weenie.

Anyone is welcome in LOWER :slight_smile:

Whats the FB page called? The link is blocked because I’m at work heheh…I’ll search it on my phone

League of Weenie Event Riders

[QUOTE=Desert Topaz;7806226]
I made us a facebook group. Be patient if you request to join, I’ve got a busy week :)[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Fancy That;7806806]OMG, the picture on the top of the page is HILARIOUS…sooo perfect!!!

I just requested to join (Elaine Hanscom) :slight_smile: Total Weenie Eventer here :)[/QUOTE]

What do you mean, HILARIOUS??? That log is SCARY! Are you a real, true Weenie? I am suspicious you are a little bit brave…

[QUOTE=GutsNGlory;7807484]
What about… Blue Margarita??? :yes:[/QUOTE]

Gack! Not blue. Please, no blue. Maybe red for courage? Or yellow for… …weenies??

[QUOTE=PeteyPie;7809156]
Gack! Not blue. Please, no blue. Maybe red for courage? Or yellow for… …weenies??[/QUOTE]

Lol Petey it doesn’t have to actually be blue! Just for the name so that it is “smurfish” :wink:

I have found my brethren!

I’m in! I tell everyone my horse is an eventer, I’m a chicken. I started her, and she now jumps 3’6" with my trainer with scope to spare- I’m scared of 2’3". She’s hot and brave and I am…not.

[QUOTE=CarrieK;7807541]
Open Weenie [/QUOTE]

I know it’s a sign of extreme weeniness to laugh at one’s own–I mean, yer own jokes, but I’ve been chuckling over "open weenie’ since I posted it.

hehehehehe open weenie hehehehehe

I just requested to join too! I’ve been scared to leave the sandbox and also to get all 4 feet off the ground. I just got a gelding that has packed scared adults around though so I’m hoping he can get me back over fences again!! So glad to find more “eventers” like me!! :slight_smile:

My family!

Count me in with the group that is happy jumping around BN heights or less. I don’t bounce anymore, I thud. It hurts to thud…

I have been using my senior citizen’s advanced age to remain a weenie eventer for close to a decade. I am bringing my greenie along now who hasn’t even jumped a cross rail yet so I can probably milk her along for the next few years but it appears she is going to max out of my comfort zone before too long.