ego come, ego go...

[lagilman]

Had a pretty good, if exhausting lesson today and came out of the ring feeling reasonably competent...and saw Co-Owner of Stable riding Pop Art in the outside ring. As Co-Owner and Pop Art are off the the Olympics next week, you can imagine that said riding was...impressive. Even if you didn't know what Dressage was, you'd know.

It took nothing away from my accomplishments. But lord, did it remind me of how long a road I've to go!

Will be offline for most of the weekend, so will take this opportunity to wish everyone in the US (and our expats) a good and safe Independence Day. Celebrate Appropriately-- Speak Your Mind!
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[neutronjockey.livejournal.com]

But lord, did it remind me of how long a road I've to go!


You're planning on professional level competition?!

I could probably spend the day not riding ponies and just watching folks like your stables' Co-Owner and feel like I've learned enough to make it qualify as a lesson.

No, no...I know I could.

[lagilman]

You're planning on professional level competition?!

Hah. You funny.

I was referring to the display of What Is Possible.

And of course watching is learning. If you're not learning, you're just resting your eyes.