Horses

[Guest guest]

Montyman's Mom,

How did Montyman react at first to the horse riding therapy? Was he

afraid or did he just take to it? What techniques can they use for kids who

are afraid? I'm wondering because I'm positive Brook would be terrified. He

hates carousels and swings (he used to love swings, but his school removed

them from the playground and now he won't swing anymore because he's not used

to it) plus he hates having his feet off of the ground.

Marisa

Mom to Miles 15, Brook 12 and Genevieve 4

[Guest guest]

Hi Marisa!

The first time I took Montyman to horse therapy, he climed on with a

little hesitation, and was a little timid. But he adjusted well by the

second ride. He laughed all the way home that first day, I could see his

little mind reliving the event, and he always loved it. The three years we

rode, I never saw any of the kids be afraid. It's like they have a bond

with the horses from the get go. Im sure there are children who are afraid,

but I never saw any there! Montyman does not like carousels or swings

either! This is all together different, and Brook will walk up to the horse

on a platform, so he wont feel like his feet are off the ground, cause he

will have them in stirrups. Try it, what have you got to lose? If he hates

it, he doesnt have to go back. My bet is he will love it!!!

Donna Montyman's Mom

[Guest guest]

Donna,

That's encouraging. I'll try to look into it. I think there is a program

not to far from here that I heard about a few years ago. I still don't think

he will like it, but we could still check it out. Who knows?

Marisa

[Guest guest]

Marisa,

The horse clinic helped Montyman physically a LOT! His upper torso,

muscle tone, etc....even his gait changed.....but I am telling you, it woke

him up mentally, even more! I saw that with so many of the kids! There is

an old cowboy saying, " The outside of a horse is good for the inside of a

man! " and for Montyman, it was true! It is such a controlled environment, I

just bet your son will love it!!!

Keep me posted!

Donna, Montyman's Mom

[Guest guest]

Donna,

When school starts Aug 27th I am going to ask Brook's teacher, she knows

about a lot of programs and I have a few other places around here that I can

call too to find out more about it.

Marisa

[Guest guest]

Thanks, Terry...sometimes when I am bottoming out, I have to go away and let

things run their course for my spirit to heal itself. Turtle taught me that

lesson and it's helped me through many a hard time.

And yes, with your husband being a horseman, we would know many of the same

people from the years we wintered in New Orleans. One year it got cold up north

early and we headed down to New Orleans and had a month before the Fairgrounds

opened so worked at Jefferson Park...what a jip track that is/was. (I left the

track in '84 so have lost track with changed names and closed tracks.) But I

loved my years on the track...I love horses. But like you said, it's a hard

life. I'm really impressed that at your ages, you and your husband are still

able to manage. But horses are a labor of love.

My heart goes out to you having to deal with awful headaches. When I was younger

I used to get migraines. When you have a headache there is no escaping it...you

can't move a finger without it hurting your head. Sure wish I could offer you

something that could help...accupuncture is always my ace up my sleeve.

I've learned to stay away from neurologists. Years ago my doctor sent me to one

who " could anyone's headaches " He took my history including the prescriptions I

was on and put me on some drug. Within a week I was climbing the walls and both

my doctor and the neurologist said I was withdrawing from my migraine meds...but

I knew different. Went to a pharmacist with the meds I was on and lo and

behold...the drug he put me on clashed with something else I was on and my

nerves were inflammed. That was the last time I went to a neurologist...I turned

to traditional chinese medicine and found what I needed there.

You said the Dorignac's farm " was " not far from you...does that mean they are no

longer in the racing business? As I recall, they also owned a chain of grocery

stores. But they were big in racing in Louisiana and Chicago. In fact, my first

job on the racetrack was working for them at Arlington Park.

That's interesting that your headaches have eased some since doing and kicking

the oxy...must have altered your physiology in some way.

My, time for my shot so I guess I should take care of business. I try to do it

about the same time each week...don't know if that makes a difference or not,

but it's become habit.

Blessings

Tatezi

horses

Tatezi,

I can't believe it is such a small world, that you lived and worked right

here for so long. ....He loves it, but we are getting old. He is almost 65 and

I am almost 60, and the work is hard, ....It is very hard sometimes. He knows

all the names you mentioned, especially the Dorignacs. Their farm was not far

from here, about 15 miles, I guess. I have been off of treatment for 2 years,

but the terrible headaches continued, just like on treatment. I have been to

accupuncture, reflexology, ...went to two neurologists and the last one gave me

the oxy, telling me it would be no problem to wean myself off. I had joint

problems, swelling and pain and had to get off. ... Surprisingly my headaches

are not so bad.

[Guest guest]

Thanks, Terry...sometimes when I am bottoming out, I have to go away and let

things run their course for my spirit to heal itself. Turtle taught me that

lesson and it's helped me through many a hard time.

And yes, with your husband being a horseman, we would know many of the same

people from the years we wintered in New Orleans. One year it got cold up north

early and we headed down to New Orleans and had a month before the Fairgrounds

opened so worked at Jefferson Park...what a jip track that is/was. (I left the

track in '84 so have lost track with changed names and closed tracks.) But I

loved my years on the track...I love horses. But like you said, it's a hard

life. I'm really impressed that at your ages, you and your husband are still

able to manage. But horses are a labor of love.

My heart goes out to you having to deal with awful headaches. When I was younger

I used to get migraines. When you have a headache there is no escaping it...you

can't move a finger without it hurting your head. Sure wish I could offer you

something that could help...accupuncture is always my ace up my sleeve.

I've learned to stay away from neurologists. Years ago my doctor sent me to one

who " could anyone's headaches " He took my history including the prescriptions I

was on and put me on some drug. Within a week I was climbing the walls and both

my doctor and the neurologist said I was withdrawing from my migraine meds...but

I knew different. Went to a pharmacist with the meds I was on and lo and

behold...the drug he put me on clashed with something else I was on and my

nerves were inflammed. That was the last time I went to a neurologist...I turned

to traditional chinese medicine and found what I needed there.

You said the Dorignac's farm " was " not far from you...does that mean they are no

longer in the racing business? As I recall, they also owned a chain of grocery

stores. But they were big in racing in Louisiana and Chicago. In fact, my first

job on the racetrack was working for them at Arlington Park.

That's interesting that your headaches have eased some since doing and kicking

the oxy...must have altered your physiology in some way.

My, time for my shot so I guess I should take care of business. I try to do it

about the same time each week...don't know if that makes a difference or not,

but it's become habit.

Blessings

Tatezi

horses

Tatezi,

I can't believe it is such a small world, that you lived and worked right

here for so long. ....He loves it, but we are getting old. He is almost 65 and

I am almost 60, and the work is hard, ....It is very hard sometimes. He knows

all the names you mentioned, especially the Dorignacs. Their farm was not far

from here, about 15 miles, I guess. I have been off of treatment for 2 years,

but the terrible headaches continued, just like on treatment. I have been to

accupuncture, reflexology, ...went to two neurologists and the last one gave me

the oxy, telling me it would be no problem to wean myself off. I had joint

problems, swelling and pain and had to get off. ... Surprisingly my headaches

are not so bad.

[Guest guest]

Thanks, Terry...sometimes when I am bottoming out, I have to go away and let

things run their course for my spirit to heal itself. Turtle taught me that

lesson and it's helped me through many a hard time.

And yes, with your husband being a horseman, we would know many of the same

people from the years we wintered in New Orleans. One year it got cold up north

early and we headed down to New Orleans and had a month before the Fairgrounds

opened so worked at Jefferson Park...what a jip track that is/was. (I left the

track in '84 so have lost track with changed names and closed tracks.) But I

loved my years on the track...I love horses. But like you said, it's a hard

life. I'm really impressed that at your ages, you and your husband are still

able to manage. But horses are a labor of love.

My heart goes out to you having to deal with awful headaches. When I was younger

I used to get migraines. When you have a headache there is no escaping it...you

can't move a finger without it hurting your head. Sure wish I could offer you

something that could help...accupuncture is always my ace up my sleeve.

I've learned to stay away from neurologists. Years ago my doctor sent me to one

who " could anyone's headaches " He took my history including the prescriptions I

was on and put me on some drug. Within a week I was climbing the walls and both

my doctor and the neurologist said I was withdrawing from my migraine meds...but

I knew different. Went to a pharmacist with the meds I was on and lo and

behold...the drug he put me on clashed with something else I was on and my

nerves were inflammed. That was the last time I went to a neurologist...I turned

to traditional chinese medicine and found what I needed there.

You said the Dorignac's farm " was " not far from you...does that mean they are no

longer in the racing business? As I recall, they also owned a chain of grocery

stores. But they were big in racing in Louisiana and Chicago. In fact, my first

job on the racetrack was working for them at Arlington Park.

That's interesting that your headaches have eased some since doing and kicking

the oxy...must have altered your physiology in some way.

My, time for my shot so I guess I should take care of business. I try to do it

about the same time each week...don't know if that makes a difference or not,

but it's become habit.

Blessings

Tatezi

horses

Tatezi,

I can't believe it is such a small world, that you lived and worked right

here for so long. ....He loves it, but we are getting old. He is almost 65 and

I am almost 60, and the work is hard, ....It is very hard sometimes. He knows

all the names you mentioned, especially the Dorignacs. Their farm was not far

from here, about 15 miles, I guess. I have been off of treatment for 2 years,

but the terrible headaches continued, just like on treatment. I have been to

accupuncture, reflexology, ...went to two neurologists and the last one gave me

the oxy, telling me it would be no problem to wean myself off. I had joint

problems, swelling and pain and had to get off. ... Surprisingly my headaches

are not so bad.

[Guest guest]

Thanks, Terry...sometimes when I am bottoming out, I have to go away and let

things run their course for my spirit to heal itself. Turtle taught me that

lesson and it's helped me through many a hard time.

And yes, with your husband being a horseman, we would know many of the same

people from the years we wintered in New Orleans. One year it got cold up north

early and we headed down to New Orleans and had a month before the Fairgrounds

opened so worked at Jefferson Park...what a jip track that is/was. (I left the

track in '84 so have lost track with changed names and closed tracks.) But I

loved my years on the track...I love horses. But like you said, it's a hard

life. I'm really impressed that at your ages, you and your husband are still

able to manage. But horses are a labor of love.

My heart goes out to you having to deal with awful headaches. When I was younger

I used to get migraines. When you have a headache there is no escaping it...you

can't move a finger without it hurting your head. Sure wish I could offer you

something that could help...accupuncture is always my ace up my sleeve.

I've learned to stay away from neurologists. Years ago my doctor sent me to one

who " could anyone's headaches " He took my history including the prescriptions I

was on and put me on some drug. Within a week I was climbing the walls and both

my doctor and the neurologist said I was withdrawing from my migraine meds...but

I knew different. Went to a pharmacist with the meds I was on and lo and

behold...the drug he put me on clashed with something else I was on and my

nerves were inflammed. That was the last time I went to a neurologist...I turned

to traditional chinese medicine and found what I needed there.

You said the Dorignac's farm " was " not far from you...does that mean they are no

longer in the racing business? As I recall, they also owned a chain of grocery

stores. But they were big in racing in Louisiana and Chicago. In fact, my first

job on the racetrack was working for them at Arlington Park.

That's interesting that your headaches have eased some since doing and kicking

the oxy...must have altered your physiology in some way.

My, time for my shot so I guess I should take care of business. I try to do it

about the same time each week...don't know if that makes a difference or not,

but it's become habit.

Blessings

Tatezi

horses

Tatezi,

I can't believe it is such a small world, that you lived and worked right

here for so long. ....He loves it, but we are getting old. He is almost 65 and

I am almost 60, and the work is hard, ....It is very hard sometimes. He knows

all the names you mentioned, especially the Dorignacs. Their farm was not far

from here, about 15 miles, I guess. I have been off of treatment for 2 years,

but the terrible headaches continued, just like on treatment. I have been to

accupuncture, reflexology, ...went to two neurologists and the last one gave me

the oxy, telling me it would be no problem to wean myself off. I had joint

problems, swelling and pain and had to get off. ... Surprisingly my headaches

are not so bad.

[Guest guest]

I'm in Chicago...it's my home. But I hope to be able to end up back in Denver to

grow old close to the mountains.

horses

Tatezi,

Where do you live now? I have forgotten. I know you talked about it

before. Terry

[

[Guest guest]

I'm in Chicago...it's my home. But I hope to be able to end up back in Denver to

grow old close to the mountains.

horses

Tatezi,

Where do you live now? I have forgotten. I know you talked about it

before. Terry

[

[Guest guest]

I'm in Chicago...it's my home. But I hope to be able to end up back in Denver to

grow old close to the mountains.

horses

Tatezi,

Where do you live now? I have forgotten. I know you talked about it

before. Terry

[

[Guest guest]

I'm in Chicago...it's my home. But I hope to be able to end up back in Denver to

grow old close to the mountains.

horses

Tatezi,

Where do you live now? I have forgotten. I know you talked about it

before. Terry

[

[Guest guest]

Terry,

Maybe when you get back to your art, through that you can find a sense of peace

in the loss of your son. In grief support groups, art is an important piece. My

mother did grief counseling and support groups for 5 years before she reached

acceptance of the loss of my dad and was able to start living life again. Grief

is just an awful emotion. With my volunterring with the elderly, I've attended

many seminars on grief management.

Dorignac...we worked with Dorignac and I believe he was a son of the old

man...but my memory sure isn't what it was.

It must be very inconvenient to always have problems with medications when you

have things that need treatment. Have you ever tried meditation for your

headaches? I'm sure that during a headache you would never be able to get into a

meditative state, but maybe if at other times you could try it, it might ease

the intensity of the headaches.

When I battled migraines I tried many things. First I tried progressive

relaxation and then I did biofeedback training. The key with migraines is to be

able to lower you body temperature...but I was never able to do cold baths or

showers. Tried yoga and tai chi. I don't know what ended my migraines...over the

years they occured less often until I haven't had one for years. But I do still

fight tension headaches. I will get a huge knot of muscles at the base of my

skull at my neck. They hurt...can't even touch them. Discovered a homepathic

analgesic and anti-inflammation cream and sublingual pills called Traumeel. The

main ingrediant in it is the herb Arnica Montana. The first time I tried it, the

knot in my neck was so bad I couldn't even turn my head. Went to the homeopatic

apothecary and they turned me on to both the cream and the sublingual tablets. I

did two tablets and rubbed the cream on my neck right away and within an hour

things started to subside. I now keep the Traumeet ointment everywhere...in the

office, in my backpack, next to my chair and in my bedside table.

What is Storm Day's breeding?

I don't know if I'll end up with any bad sides after treatment. I've had

problems the last couple months...first my platelets nose dived followed by a

big drop in RBCs and awful anemia. And the Riba Rage...which to me is the worst

part because I can't stand myself when I have that horrible, negative ugliness

in my spirit.

We'll see how things go....at 23 weeks I was undetectable (I'm a 1b). They say

they test at the end of treatment and again at 6 months, but don't do a 1 year

post treatment test which I would think would be important.

But once treatment is over I hope to save some money and relocate. I'd like to

end up in the Denver area...actually I'd like to end up in the mountains.

Blessings

Tatezi

horses

My husband bought a share in the new stallion, Storm Day, and we have bred most

of our mares to him this year. Keeping our fingers crossed that his babies will

run well down the line. ... I am so glad you are almost finished treatment, and

pray it doesn't leave you with any side effects you can't get rid of, and most

important your virus is undetectable. Terry

[Guest guest]

I would love that, Terry. I have dsl so you don't have to worry about file size.

And if you use Outlook Express, contact me offlist and I'll teach you how to

attach pics.

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Tatezi,

If I could figure out how to send an attachment of pictures, I would send

you some of our farm and horses. Maybe my daughter can help me when she comes

tomorrow. I am not a whiz at this computer, just enough to get by. Terry

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 5/8/2004 10:11:33 AM Eastern Daylight Time,

psita@... writes:

I am through with it all, and hope that without all the meds I will get

stronger and able to get back to my work around here and my art. I used to do

portraits for many people before we lost our son. Then it seemed so unimportant

to make money, now I just entertain myself and do them for friends and family.

I am so glad you are almost finished treatment, and pray it doesn't leave you

with any side effects you can't get rid of, and most important your virus is

undetectable. Terry

Dear Terry,

I can't think of any pain that could be greater than losing one's child. You

must be a very strong person both spiritually, and physically, to have gone

through that and still be even functional. I admire you. Please start painting

again. Photograph them and download them on a page for uplifting sagging

spirits. Then we'll all have a page to go to when we get the blues.

Anne

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 5/8/2004 10:11:33 AM Eastern Daylight Time,

psita@... writes:

I am through with it all, and hope that without all the meds I will get

stronger and able to get back to my work around here and my art. I used to do

portraits for many people before we lost our son. Then it seemed so unimportant

to make money, now I just entertain myself and do them for friends and family.

I am so glad you are almost finished treatment, and pray it doesn't leave you

with any side effects you can't get rid of, and most important your virus is

undetectable. Terry

Dear Terry,

I can't think of any pain that could be greater than losing one's child. You

must be a very strong person both spiritually, and physically, to have gone

through that and still be even functional. I admire you. Please start painting

again. Photograph them and download them on a page for uplifting sagging

spirits. Then we'll all have a page to go to when we get the blues.

Anne

[Guest guest]

I'm looking forward to seeing pictures of your horses and your spread.

Do you breed so the foals are born after January 1st. Since all horses have

their birthdays on the 1st, the farms we worked at were very careful to breed so

they were born after the 1st. Shucks, if a horse is born on December 31st, the

next day they are considered a year old. Makes a world of difference in the

racing world.

So glad you are starting to feel better...takes a while to get all that shit out

of your system.

Tatezi

I am still going to post some pictures of our horses and grounds. ... We have

two more mares to foal. ...Thank God, I am finally starting to feel more like

myself. Not 100%, but getting there. Terry

[Guest guest]

Way out West here. Oregon. Oh, wouldn't a road trip be fun? Especially with

horses at the end.

Sal

Horses

I think me hears " ROAD TRIP! " Judi, I'm in Michigan...can pick you up on

our way down. Sally, where the heck are you???

LOL,

Jane

Re: Re: Aww Heck Boys and Girls OT

Your welcome to come down to ton, SC any time! I'll have the herd

waiting. Kathy

judi <judirachel@...> wrote:

I am ready to come and ride your horses too. I'd do anything to know

someone with a horse. I am thinking about paying for a trail ride

here near Cincinnati..

Judi

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Sally,,

You are in Oregon? I used to live in Hillsboro and

worked for Metro West Ambulance and American Medical

Response.. where are you?

--- Sally Hines <shines@...> wrote:

> Way out West here. Oregon. Oh, wouldn't a road trip

> be fun? Especially with

> horses at the end.

>

> Sal

>

> Horses

>

>

> I think me hears " ROAD TRIP! " Judi, I'm in

> Michigan...can pick you up on

> our way down. Sally, where the heck are you???

>

> LOL,

> Jane

> Re: Re: Aww Heck Boys

> and Girls OT

>

>

> Your welcome to come down to ton, SC any

> time! I'll have the herd

> waiting. Kathy

>

> judi <judirachel@...> wrote:

> I am ready to come and ride your horses too. I'd do

> anything to know

> someone with a horse. I am thinking about paying

> for a trail ride

> here near Cincinnati..

>

> Judi

>

> ---

> CoreComm Webmail

> http://www.core.com

>

> [Non-text portions of this message have been

> removed]

>

>

>

>

> It's a pleasure having you join in our

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> the support you need with us.

>

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[Guest guest]

I'm in Beaverton, not far from the Metro West Ambulance office just off

Cornell. If you remember back, I'm about 3 blocks from the Road Fred

Meyer, between FM and Costco.

Sal

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>

>

> I think me hears " ROAD TRIP! " Judi, I'm in

> Michigan...can pick you up on

> our way down. Sally, where the heck are you???

>

> LOL,

> Jane

> Re: Re: Aww Heck Boys

> and Girls OT

>

>

> Your welcome to come down to ton, SC any

> time! I'll have the herd

> waiting. Kathy

>

> judi <judirachel@...> wrote:

> I am ready to come and ride your horses too. I'd do

> anything to know

> someone with a horse. I am thinking about paying

> for a trail ride

> here near Cincinnati..

>

> Judi

>

> ---

> CoreComm Webmail

> http://www.core.com

>

> [Non-text portions of this message have been

> removed]

>

>

>

>

> It's a pleasure having you join in our

> conversations. We hope you have found

> the support you need with us.

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[Guest guest]

OMG! lol,, next time we come up ( my daughter and

granddaughter live up there still, lots of friends

too) Ill give you some warning, perhaps we can meet...

that would be great! I think that is American Medical

Response's office on cornell by the Wonderbread

store,, lol,,,

jax

--- Sally Hines <shines@...> wrote:

> I'm in Beaverton, not far from the Metro West

> Ambulance office just off

> Cornell. If you remember back, I'm about 3 blocks

> from the Road Fred

> Meyer, between FM and Costco.

>

> Sal

>

> Horses

> >

> >

> > I think me hears " ROAD TRIP! " Judi, I'm in

> > Michigan...can pick you up on

> > our way down. Sally, where the heck are you???

> >

> > LOL,

> > Jane

> > Re: Re: Aww Heck

> Boys

> > and Girls OT

> >

> >

> > Your welcome to come down to ton, SC any

> > time! I'll have the herd

> > waiting. Kathy

> >

> > judi <judirachel@...> wrote:

> > I am ready to come and ride your horses too. I'd

> do

> > anything to know

> > someone with a horse. I am thinking about paying

> > for a trail ride

> > here near Cincinnati..

> >

> > Judi

> >

> > ---

> > CoreComm Webmail

> > http://www.core.com

> >

> > [Non-text portions of this message have been

> > removed]

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > It's a pleasure having you join in our

> > conversations. We hope you have found

> > the support you need with us.

> >

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[Guest guest]

well maybe metro opened a small area for quarters in

that area to combat AMR and their quarters,,lol,, long

story...

--- Sally Hines <shines@...> wrote:

> I'm in Beaverton, not far from the Metro West

> Ambulance office just off

> Cornell. If you remember back, I'm about 3 blocks

> from the Road Fred

> Meyer, between FM and Costco.

>

> Sal

>

> Horses

> >

> >

> > I think me hears " ROAD TRIP! " Judi, I'm in

> > Michigan...can pick you up on

> > our way down. Sally, where the heck are you???

> >

> > LOL,

> > Jane

> > Re: Re: Aww Heck

> Boys

> > and Girls OT

> >

> >

> > Your welcome to come down to ton, SC any

> > time! I'll have the herd

> > waiting. Kathy

> >

> > judi <judirachel@...> wrote:

> > I am ready to come and ride your horses too. I'd

> do

> > anything to know

> > someone with a horse. I am thinking about paying

> > for a trail ride

> > here near Cincinnati..

> >

> > Judi

> >

> > ---

> > CoreComm Webmail

> > http://www.core.com

> >

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> > removed]

> >

> >

> >

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> > the support you need with us.

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[Guest guest]

Yeah, by the Hostess Twinkie Stale Bread Outlet

Sal

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> >

> >

> > I think me hears " ROAD TRIP! " Judi, I'm in

> > Michigan...can pick you up on

> > our way down. Sally, where the heck are you???

> >

> > LOL,

> > Jane

> > Re: Re: Aww Heck

> Boys

> > and Girls OT

> >

> >

> > Your welcome to come down to ton, SC any

> > time! I'll have the herd

> > waiting. Kathy

> >

> > judi <judirachel@...> wrote:

> > I am ready to come and ride your horses too. I'd

> do

> > anything to know

> > someone with a horse. I am thinking about paying

> > for a trail ride

> > here near Cincinnati..

> >

> > Judi

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[Guest guest]

Well, maybe that was AMR, but I thought I read Metro West. Hey, I got

brainfog!!!

Sal

Horses

> >

> >

> > I think me hears " ROAD TRIP! " Judi, I'm in

> > Michigan...can pick you up on

> > our way down. Sally, where the heck are you???

> >

> > LOL,

> > Jane

> > Re: Re: Aww Heck

> Boys

> > and Girls OT

> >

> >

> > Your welcome to come down to ton, SC any

> > time! I'll have the herd

> > waiting. Kathy

> >

> > judi <judirachel@...> wrote:

> > I am ready to come and ride your horses too. I'd

> do

> > anything to know

> > someone with a horse. I am thinking about paying

> > for a trail ride

> > here near Cincinnati..

> >

> > Judi

> >

> > ---

> > CoreComm Webmail

> > http://www.core.com

> >

> > [Non-text portions of this message have been

> > removed]

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > It's a pleasure having you join in our

> > conversations. We hope you have found

> > the support you need with us.

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> > click the link--

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