, that should be a pretty good get-to-know-you routine for both horse and Mister. You can always use that time to edumacate him more about the ponies.
That's funny... as I was reading sd's inquiry, I was thinking the same thing you said above, and remembering the last time I did any real riding, in the Philippines in 1969. I picked out a middle-aged gelding, and asked the groom (to find out later he was the head boy) for a curry, brushes and a mane comb. He looked at me and said, "Our horses aweddy cwean," and I just smiled; he got them. When I spent most of the two hours I'd paid for currying, brushing and combing the horse, all the while talking to him, then just walked around the corral with him on lead until my time was up.I find most people don't get weirded out grooming horses, though. Well, doing certain grooming activities, like combing manes or brushing coats. As long as you're not allergic (like me)
Thank you! I was so nervous about posting those!
Like I told you earlier, I think your hair is awesome. It makes you look like a pixie! Super-cute.
That made my day.
The back was done very well, and I like the bits of curls.
*three thumbs up*
The back was done very well, and I like the bits of curls.
And I think the second picture is just wonderful. You're smile fits the playfulness of the hair cut, and it frames your face very well, even though it's short. I like it a lot.
Curly hair is so cool. When I had really long hair it used t be wavy. But that was the mix I got from my mom's super straight and my dad's curly fro.Aww...thank you so much! I have naturally curly hair, so I don't have to do much to the back. That was a great response from a man too! Most guys just grunt yeah ok nice.
Well, if you're looking for a translator for the rest of the grunting, yelling, and shrieking specimens of the male species, I'd be happy to help.No it was great! Master articulates very well for the male species too. But, it's a rare trait I think. Or at least where I'm at. It's refreshing!
