I laughed until I cried when I saw this. And then I watched it again. I suggest you do the same.

As tradition would have it, I started the first weeks of 2014 with ideas and lists of things I hope to accomplish in the next 12 months. I had plenty on my equestrian list and enough projects around the house to keep me busy well beyond this year, but I decided to narrow that list down to the top five

Around Thanksgiving I entered a contest online. The question was "how are you thankful for your horse?". And you had to submit a funny photo of your horse to go along with it. My response: "My horse makes me thankful for each moment I'm able to spend with him doing what I love! He's taught me responsibility, humility, perseverance and to

I wish I could tell you I have it all figured out. That perfect balance between work, family time, house work and horse time. But I don't. Not even close! As a "backyard" horse owner, most people assume that I have an endless amount of time with my horse - to ride, groom, feed, etc

Well, it's that time again. Christmas music. Christmas decorations. Christmas food. Christmas Lists. Whew! Christmas is such a fun time of year, but do you ever think that it's gotten a little out of hand? I mean, how many toys does one kid need anyway? And is that really what we should be focusing on? But horses? That's a different