After a rude awakening this morning while it was still pitch dark outside, I started thinking of a new business venture.
“Think Again Riding Camp”
At think again riding camp, our horses will teach you how to “think again” about the idea of adding horses to your life.
You see, most people when we tell them we have horses immediately say something like, “Oh! You are SOOOOO lucky!”

I mean, why wouldn’t they react that way right?!
Horses are WONDERFUL!
They are beautiful.
Graceful.
Always calm.
Always clean.
Always VERY Loving (my horse even has a heart imprinted on her, see, PROOF she’s loving…)
Even when young.

(not our horse, but one at a rescue, as well as the mother shown with it above)
And always, always, very obedient.
(this is our baby, Lacey, she’s much bigger now)
Oh wait! These are HORSES we are talking about, living, breathing, LIVE horses.
At “Think Again Riding Camp” you’ll learn all about REAL horses.
Horses that look all sweet and innocent after you’ve fed them the night before and put them safely away in their paddock…
…who then wake you while it’s still dark outside by trotting past your bedroom window.
Real horses who then go running off down the road.
We live in the country.
We do NOT have street lights here.
Have you ever tried finding horses in the pitch dark with just a flash light?
At “Think Again Riding Camp” we could teach YOU how to find five horses, including two black ones, in the pitch dark.
First lesson, it looks something like this:
But darker.
Wait? You don’t see the two galloping horses in the neighbours yard? Oh I’m so sorry, you’ve already failed.
But thankfully, all hope is not lost because at Think Again Riding Camp, the horses will also find a way to weasel into your heart… forever.
And you’ll never be the same again.










Such a great read! The pictures are beautiful! I would have failed, I didn’t see the horses at first.Loved how the horse trots past your bedroom window, can just picture it!
Love them. Thanks for making me smile.
I’m sorry Pietra,
But you have failed in your attempt to make me not want horses. I’m even allergic haha. Your post even made my husband and I discuss how we would like horses. Living in the city with a 10 x 10 yard is a drawback though! 🙂
LOL – your stories always crack me up. I can just see the ringleader snickering as they intentionally pass your window. 🙂 Love the photos. 🙂