Adam@Home by Rob Harrell for December 28, 2018

At the first whiff of pony-poop, I think her little horse desire may subside.

It wouldn’t be the coin-operated one in front of the supermarket, would it?

Somewhat like what I suggested yesterday. But let her at least see the stables before riding!

just wear a skirt and ride in a princess way…

If you don’t own, buy. If you can’t buy, rent. If you can’t rent, borrow. If you can’t borrow, ask Dad.

Who needs a home surveillance system when you Katy.

I hope it’s one of the stables that requires the students to help with all the aspects of horse ownership; grooming, saddling/unsaddling, tack maintenance, feeding, mucking out, etc. That’ll put a hitch in her wanting a pony, I betcha.

We were moving to Texas in the early ‘90s and we’re going stay at my Brother-in-laws goat ranch for a few days. My 12-year-old Daugher swore up and down she wasn’t going to have anything with those dirty goats. We arrived and after a couple of hours went to look for my Daughter, found her in the setting in the field surrounded by goats, happily petting them.

I would have let her shovel that pony poop for 3 months and see if she is ready for a pony or not.

Dress for taun-tauns.