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 BARN BLOGS /5                                      28/10/22


Hi everyone! I feel like i say this everytime but sorry its been a while! I've been so busy getting settled into a new school and making friends, plus having all the clubs i do:

MONDAY: ART/ DRAMA AND DOG WALKING

TUESDAY: FOOTBALL AND DOG WALKING

WEDNESDAY: NETBALL AND HORSE RIDING

THURSDAY: NOTHING OR HORSE RIDING AND DOG WALKING

FRIDAY: FOOTBALL AND DOG WALKING

SATURDAY: HORSE RIDING AND DOG WALKING

SUNDAY: DOG WALKING


anway, since i last posted (in july!) my riding has improved a lot. I had a tough lesson on zen last wednesday. he was in such a good mood and really moving forward and putting in lots of energy but in the lesson before mine his rider was quite hard on his mouth so he was quite annoyed and didnt want to work with me. i completely understand why he was annoyed and get why he didnt want to cooperate, so i was ok with that. I made sure i was really soft with my hands but still gave him the right encouragement, however he didnt want to move. that was ok because everyone has bad days and this was one of zens. 


sorry this post was a lot shorter today, i didnt really have time to write much and i was writing this at around 8pm in the evening. anyway, see you later!


MTLTH, offline xx

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