"Tell me, what is it you plan to do with your
one wild and precious life?"
~ Mary Oliver
This blog is to document a child's quest for knowledge. Unless noted, all the art work, writing and photos are by her.
This blog is to document a child's quest for knowledge. Unless noted, all the art work, writing and photos are by her.
14 comments:
Love the quote!
And I love the photo!
You are such a brave person, Kidlet to get up on that horse. Nice!
(Did you notice that I did not?)
Thanks for the invite to read your blog.
How did you like your interactions with the horse or horses? As prey animals, horses have a very different approach to the world than dogs and humans. I like horses. If I had had *a lot* more money years ago, I would have gotten into horse sports instead of dog sports. [I got into dog sports when my daughter & I got a Dalmatian. Unlike our 12 pound dog, we took the Dalmatain to dog training class.]
Did you enjoy riding the horse? You look a little uncertain in the picture.
We never talked about riding the horse! You will have to tell me about it next time I see you. Did you choose the quote? Mary Oliver is one of my favorite poets, I have a poem that she wrote up on my refrigerator door.
I picked the quote. I have to introduce the Kidlet to quotes. Mary Oliver is my new favorite poet!
Kidlet did outstanding with her riding! She was listening to me in this photo, I had stepped a bit further away. She wasn't afraid to go outside, and she followed directions very well.
Yeah,Robby,i noticed that. i was thinking that you,being a grown-up,were too heavy to get on a horse.
Lyynda,I like dogs a lot more than I like horses. But horses are okay.
You know Crystal,I was a little nervous once I got on. But after I got over it, I was fine.
I'm not surprised- you're very brave. I started riding horses when I was around your age. It's very fun, but being a little nervous is understandable. They're so BIG!
Your own blog...now that is cool! I have been loving reading the poetry you've been sending me; you've become quite good at acrostics. I happen to know you write great limericks...how about it? Here's a start -
There once was a girl on a horse
She was a bit nervous, of course
The horse ran like wild
And frightened the child
And now he's just full of remorse!
Write on girl!!!!
That's a good poem, Ms. Scholl!
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