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"Yes," I say as I make a Chai tea. "Chai's are my favorite," I smile.
I nudge SOS Avalanche Outlaw's Escape into a smooth, rocking lope. I see the cafe up ahead, and I am eager to get there. People pay no attention to my horse as I ride past; they are used to this cowgirl's means of transportation. I pull Outlaw up gently and he stops obediently. I give him a big pat on the shoulder, and dismount. I tie him to the lamppost outside, and push the door of the cafe open.
I hear the bells on the door ring. "Hello welcome to sunny side up cafe," I greet you from across the room.
"Uh... howdy," I greet the woman at the counter. I dust the snow off my brown leather chaps. Even with the fact that I had lived in this Montana county *is it okay if this takes place in MT?* all my life, I still felt a little out of place. I live a town over, a town that was so tiny that all it had was a few stores and houses. And even in that town, we are about as middle-of-nowhere as humanly possible, on 350 acres of pure wilderness.
"Can I get a... um... Sprite? Or do you have that here? I'm not a... uh, chai person." I say. Stop the stuttering, idiot.
SOS Avalanche Outlaw's Escape whinnies from outside. A light dusting of snow covers his rump. Shhh, horse! I think desperately.

Great. These fancy town people are going to think that I'm a crazy girl from the sticks.
Well, you are, Willow.
"Hey. Nice horse," I say. "Yes I have sprite," I say as I grab a bottle. I stick the bottle on the counter. "I'm saving my money for a horse, right now all I have is a sloth," I say. Stop babbling! I tell myself.

I crack open the cap, and take a big swig. The bubbles rumble down my throat. As I swallow, I begin to say; "Thanks. That's SOS Avalanche Outlaw's Escape, or Outlaw. He's a Quarter Horse stallion."
I look at my watch. "Well my shift is over," I say. My boss walks over and hands me my paycheck . "Wow! I have enough for a horse now!" I jump in joy. "Where did you get Outlaw?" I ask you.

"I rescued him," I say. "He ran away from an abusive owner, and he joined a wild horse herd just south of here, near where I live."
 
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"Yes," I say as I make a Chai tea. "Chai's are my favorite," I smile.
I nudge SOS Avalanche Outlaw's Escape into a smooth, rocking lope. I see the cafe up ahead, and I am eager to get there. People pay no attention to my horse as I ride past; they are used to this cowgirl's means of transportation. I pull Outlaw up gently and he stops obediently. I give him a big pat on the shoulder, and dismount. I tie him to the lamppost outside, and push the door of the cafe open.
I hear the bells on the door ring. "Hello welcome to sunny side up cafe," I greet you from across the room.
"Uh... howdy," I greet the woman at the counter. I dust the snow off my brown leather chaps. Even with the fact that I had lived in this Montana county *is it okay if this takes place in MT?* all my life, I still felt a little out of place. I live a town over, a town that was so tiny that all it had was a few stores and houses. And even in that town, we are about as middle-of-nowhere as humanly possible, on 350 acres of pure wilderness.
"Can I get a... um... Sprite? Or do you have that here? I'm not a... uh, chai person." I say. Stop the stuttering, idiot.
SOS Avalanche Outlaw's Escape whinnies from outside. A light dusting of snow covers his rump. Shhh, horse! I think desperately.

Great. These fancy town people are going to think that I'm a crazy girl from the sticks.
Well, you are, Willow.
"Hey. Nice horse," I say. "Yes I have sprite," I say as I grab a bottle. I stick the bottle on the counter. "I'm saving my money for a horse, right now all I have is a sloth," I say. Stop babbling! I tell myself.

I crack open the cap, and take a big swig. The bubbles rumble down my throat. As I swallow, I begin to say; "Thanks. That's SOS Avalanche Outlaw's Escape, or Outlaw. He's a Quarter Horse stallion."
I look at my watch. "Well my shift is over," I say. My boss walks over and hands me my paycheck . "Wow! I have enough for a horse now!" I jump in joy. "Where did you get Outlaw?" I ask you.

"I rescued him," I say. "He ran away from an abusive owner, and he joined a wild horse herd just south of here, near where I live."
"Oh, well do you know of any good places?" I ask.
 
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"Yes," I say as I make a Chai tea. "Chai's are my favorite," I smile.
I nudge SOS Avalanche Outlaw's Escape into a smooth, rocking lope. I see the cafe up ahead, and I am eager to get there. People pay no attention to my horse as I ride past; they are used to this cowgirl's means of transportation. I pull Outlaw up gently and he stops obediently. I give him a big pat on the shoulder, and dismount. I tie him to the lamppost outside, and push the door of the cafe open.
I hear the bells on the door ring. "Hello welcome to sunny side up cafe," I greet you from across the room.
"Uh... howdy," I greet the woman at the counter. I dust the snow off my brown leather chaps. Even with the fact that I had lived in this Montana county *is it okay if this takes place in MT?* all my life, I still felt a little out of place. I live a town over, a town that was so tiny that all it had was a few stores and houses. And even in that town, we are about as middle-of-nowhere as humanly possible, on 350 acres of pure wilderness.
"Can I get a... um... Sprite? Or do you have that here? I'm not a... uh, chai person." I say. Stop the stuttering, idiot.
SOS Avalanche Outlaw's Escape whinnies from outside. A light dusting of snow covers his rump. Shhh, horse! I think desperately.

Great. These fancy town people are going to think that I'm a crazy girl from the sticks.
Well, you are, Willow.
"Hey. Nice horse," I say. "Yes I have sprite," I say as I grab a bottle. I stick the bottle on the counter. "I'm saving my money for a horse, right now all I have is a sloth," I say. Stop babbling! I tell myself.

I crack open the cap, and take a big swig. The bubbles rumble down my throat. As I swallow, I begin to say; "Thanks. That's SOS Avalanche Outlaw's Escape, or Outlaw. He's a Quarter Horse stallion."
I look at my watch. "Well my shift is over," I say. My boss walks over and hands me my paycheck . "Wow! I have enough for a horse now!" I jump in joy. "Where did you get Outlaw?" I ask you.

"I rescued him," I say. "He ran away from an abusive owner, and he joined a wild horse herd just south of here, near where I live."
"Oh, well do you know of any good places?" I ask.

"We have several horses for sale at our ranch," I say, eying this woman. "There's a dapple gray Quarter Horse mare, Win Dixie Chic, that you might like."
Did you basically just invite this stranger to your house, Willow?
Yes, I did.
She could be a kidnapper! Or a murderer!
Stop being ridiculous.
 
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"Yes," I say as I make a Chai tea. "Chai's are my favorite," I smile.
I nudge SOS Avalanche Outlaw's Escape into a smooth, rocking lope. I see the cafe up ahead, and I am eager to get there. People pay no attention to my horse as I ride past; they are used to this cowgirl's means of transportation. I pull Outlaw up gently and he stops obediently. I give him a big pat on the shoulder, and dismount. I tie him to the lamppost outside, and push the door of the cafe open.
I hear the bells on the door ring. "Hello welcome to sunny side up cafe," I greet you from across the room.
"Uh... howdy," I greet the woman at the counter. I dust the snow off my brown leather chaps. Even with the fact that I had lived in this Montana county *is it okay if this takes place in MT?* all my life, I still felt a little out of place. I live a town over, a town that was so tiny that all it had was a few stores and houses. And even in that town, we are about as middle-of-nowhere as humanly possible, on 350 acres of pure wilderness.
"Can I get a... um... Sprite? Or do you have that here? I'm not a... uh, chai person." I say. Stop the stuttering, idiot.
SOS Avalanche Outlaw's Escape whinnies from outside. A light dusting of snow covers his rump. Shhh, horse! I think desperately.

Great. These fancy town people are going to think that I'm a crazy girl from the sticks.
Well, you are, Willow.
"Hey. Nice horse," I say. "Yes I have sprite," I say as I grab a bottle. I stick the bottle on the counter. "I'm saving my money for a horse, right now all I have is a sloth," I say. Stop babbling! I tell myself.

I crack open the cap, and take a big swig. The bubbles rumble down my throat. As I swallow, I begin to say; "Thanks. That's SOS Avalanche Outlaw's Escape, or Outlaw. He's a Quarter Horse stallion."
I look at my watch. "Well my shift is over," I say. My boss walks over and hands me my paycheck . "Wow! I have enough for a horse now!" I jump in joy. "Where did you get Outlaw?" I ask you.

"I rescued him," I say. "He ran away from an abusive owner, and he joined a wild horse herd just south of here, near where I live."
"Oh, well do you know of any good places?" I ask.

"We have several horses for sale at our ranch," I say, eying this woman. "There's a dapple gray Quarter Horse mare, Win Dixie Chic, that you might like."
Did you basically just invite this stranger to your house, Willow?
Yes, I did.
She could be a kidnapper! Or a murderer!
Stop being ridiculous.

"Wow, that sounds amazing! I love dapples, their my favorite," I smile.
 
"If you want to see the prospects, get your car." I say.

I walk out of the cafe, and mount Outlaw, but not before wiping the snow off the saddle with my red kercheif.
 
"If you want to see the prospects, get your car." I say.

I walk out of the cafe, and mount Outlaw, but not before wiping the snow off the saddle with my red kercheif.
"Cool," I say as I jump in my car. I start it and roll down the widow. "You lead the way," I tell you,
 
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"Yes," I say as I make a Chai tea. "Chai's are my favorite," I smile.

"Mine too," I say as she hands me the chai and starts talking to a girl decked out in western wear. I'm not a western person. I think. Man, I'm not even a saddle person! I leave a tip on the counter and leave.

I stop in my driveway and get out. My horses all whinny at me. I smile sadly. "You and my mom are the only ones who haven't forgotten my birthday." I say. I walk up to the fence and open the gate.
 
I walk see the town approaching as my stomach rumbles. It took us 4 hours to get to town - one of the Wethers decided to take off into the woods. Took me 2 1/2 hours to catch him. I sighed and looked at the stores. A little coffee shop caught my eye, but I shrugged it off. I looked to see if there were any where to eat. I looked at a few places, but none of them were appealing. I opened up Jacks - roan one, like his daddy - saddle and pulled out a back of fresh jerky. I had eaten most of it when Murry - the brown and white one - took off. I walked over to some bushes near the sidewalk, and let the boys munch on some hay. The jerky was soft and fresh, sprinkled with garlic. I looked around when a beautiful spotted horse walk by, a car following it. A bit odd, but then again, I was the one with 2 goats sitting on the side walk. I wish I had a horse. Much more practical than 2 pack goats. I give Murry a kiss on his nose, as he was prodding and licking my face. With a sigh, I pulled myself up and headed back to the ranch. Coco was probably throwing a fit by now.
 
( I's just a strange person. )

"Nice goats!" I yell to a girl by the side of the road. "What breeds are they? I have LaManchas, Nubians, and Alpines."
 

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