Show Me You Have A Horse

My camera roll is full of this sort of picture.

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Several years ago on my FB page during a serious colic …

Non-Horsey Friends: “Sorry your horse has been sick! Hope he is better!”

Me:
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Non-Horsey Friends: “Why do we have to look at horse poop?”

:rofl: :laughing:

Horse recovered. Another mylife-shortening horse event. Metaphorically speaking.

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Back in September I lacerated my hand when I broke my horse trailer door handle.

So I wrapped it up in vet wrap and went about my business like any horse person would. :rofl:

Later I went to urgent care when I kept bleeding through the bandage and they asked me who wrapped it up so nicely with coband

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The other day, I rocked up to the vet with my cat in her carrier (which is a large laundry basket with a maguyvered lid–she’s a very large cat with mobility issues and an extreme sense of dignity.
She cannot be shoved into a standard cat carrier.) It is of course made cushy for her majesty with a repurposed saddle pad.

The vet was happy to meet a fellow horse person :slight_smile:

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Yeah, saddle pads underneath cats = major tell. In several households I know. :smile:

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… when your idea of a working mud room is a scored concrete floor with a drain in the middle and a hose on the wall.
A shower, a toilet a utility sink and a shelf with full change of clothes … of course W/D maybe a commercial front loader
Tack cleaning stands and a ceiling tack hanger for harness items.
Dog washing station.
Feed bin for feed that needs a hot water bucket soak before barn time.

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Small Animal Vet I used was kind of distant, even accusatory on occasion :confused:
Until I read in the bio his clinic put out that he’d shown Hunters.
When I mentioned that & told him I had too, he warmed right up.
Horsepeeps, we have a mental Secret Handshake :sunglasses:

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I call this photographic still life, “Two Shelves in a Horsewoman’s Garage.”

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Just showing horsey-ness. My not horsey physical therapist was trying to explain to me the core and slight pelvic movement she wanted from me and when I did it correctly she said “that’s it!” I said, “oh, half halt.”

Now when she wants that movement from patients who ride, she asks them to half halt. She says “the term has been very useful, thank you.”

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When you go hiking,

taking the hubs and draging along a 3yr old.

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I had that experience with a dentist who was noticeably more friendly after he found out that I showed hunters in the past. His daughter currently shows hunters. :woman_shrugging:

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This is my dream!

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I want your mud room!!!

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Albuterol syrup at the ready and a sack of horse treats. Prepped for the farm sitter :wink:

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This is the winter version of my car trunk. Coats and jackets for every possible temperature, the winter boots and ever present Dover bucket.

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Conversation with my physical therapist regarding pelvic movement:
“I know what you want me to do, I just can’t do it.”
“How do you know what I want you to do?”
“Because you’re asking me to use my weight aid to activate the hind legs, except with just one seatbone.”

Finally, I sat on one of her big medicine balls like it was a fat pony, and demonstrated that I did, in fact, know exactly what she was asking me to do, but I was not (yet) physically capable of using just one seatbone to do it from the starting position she was asking.

As far as I know, she doesn’t tell her other patients to ask for an extended trot.

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Look very, very closely.

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Wish I had a photo of the awkward white stains on my sweatshirt at work the other day to contribute! I didn’t realize how much of the SMZs ended up on me until I was at work with nothing to be done about it.

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SMZs or desitin. Neither will come off without a wash!

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