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[MockingJay]

I wouldn't be asking if i knew.

 

[miss heny]

well today we ask abotu buying diamond, and the owner said no, i understand her view points, but she kept on dropping hints for months about buying her

 

[MockingJay]

Ah.

 

[Zinnia-Hen]

Mostly western; but that's because I lose track of my english saddle all the time.

Ah, I see. I do both, but I'm focusing on Western nowadays.

 

[miss heny]

ya.

 

[miss heny]

i a m getting off for the night, tomorrow is doll day, so not getting on, gonna have to get on on monday because i gotta post a thread.

 

[Quinn4321]

what do you think?

sorry, just really sad, and sorta angry.

aw why?

 

[equinehugger3]

well today we ask abotu buying diamond, and the owner said no, i understand her view points, but she kept on dropping hints for months about buying her

MH, I'm so sorry.

I know how it feels, believe it or not. 2 years ago, the people I lease from rescued a gelding named Butter, and he was trained well, etc, and she said I could have him once they determined he was okay with a couple of vet checks...! I was SO thrilled. My parents even okayed it. But, it turned out poor Butter had a nerve condition that caused him so much pain that he couldn't be ridden unless they cut his nerves every once in a while. They said they didn't want to do that, obviously, and now Butter's retired at a farm in MN. I was totally devastated, even though that was best for him.

That disappointment totally stinks. D: But, who knows, you may be able to change this lady's point of view. Maybe ask your instructor if you can volunteer and help her with her horses. I did that for 2 years, and it taught me a ton. I really would love to do it again! It'll give you experience and keep you around the horses. Keep up your riding, too, not that that's an issue! I know that even if Diamond doesn't work out, another horse and another opportunity will come around.

 

[chickendiva25]

MH, I'm so sorry.

I know how it feels, believe it or not. 2 years ago, the people I lease from rescued a gelding named Butter, and he was trained well, etc, and she said I could have him once they determined he was okay with a couple of vet checks...! I was SO thrilled. My parents even okayed it. But, it turned out poor Butter had a nerve condition that caused him so much pain that he couldn't be ridden unless they cut his nerves every once in a while. They said they didn't want to do that, obviously, and now Butter's retired at a farm in MN. I was totally devastated, even though that was best for him.

That disappointment totally stinks. D: But, who knows, you may be able to change this lady's point of view. Maybe ask your instructor if you can volunteer and help her with her horses. I did that for 2 years, and it taught me a ton. I really would love to do it again! It'll give you experience and keep you around the horses. Keep up your riding, too, not that that's an issue! I know that even if Diamond doesn't work out, another horse and another opportunity will come around.

x2. I'm sorry Heny.

 

[equinehugger3]

x2. I'm sorry Heny.

Darn it, I missed you! Rather, I was browsing and didn't see you on. D:
Someone, come save me from Stargate Atlantis or whatever sci fi show my brothers and dad are watching.