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A wonderful post on the life lessons we can learn from horses. Here's a snippet:
Keep your back to the wind. If it’s blowing up a storm, especially a wet or a snowy one, the best thing to do is put your head down and face your butt into it and let it roll over you. If you’re in the herd, the herd makes a circle and the weak or the high-status horses get the middle, and the rest make a windbreak. And that’s cooperation, but it’s also a solid way to cope with adversity. Wait it out, then when it’s over, shake yourself off and get back to the business of eating, drinking, and living.
The horse on the cover of Northlight is Judith's "Tia."
Lessons I’ve Learned from My Horse | Book View Cafe Blog
Keep your back to the wind. If it’s blowing up a storm, especially a wet or a snowy one, the best thing to do is put your head down and face your butt into it and let it roll over you. If you’re in the herd, the herd makes a circle and the weak or the high-status horses get the middle, and the rest make a windbreak. And that’s cooperation, but it’s also a solid way to cope with adversity. Wait it out, then when it’s over, shake yourself off and get back to the business of eating, drinking, and living.
The horse on the cover of Northlight is Judith's "Tia."
Lessons I’ve Learned from My Horse | Book View Cafe Blog
