
I'm heading to the Parelli Campus to meet my horse Grayson in just a little bit. I'm so excited. ....And nervous. I always feel this way when I come out here and don't have my horse yet. I feel a bit "off".
As soon as I get to put my hands on him I know I'll be fine. I want to say a very special thanks to Peggy, Grayson's owner for generously sharing him with me for this week and putting so much love and effort into getting him ready. I will do my ultra best to make it worthwhile for both of you.

My plan for the day is to BLEND IN! The rest of my course mates will be here on Thursday....everyone at the ranch is busy like little bees and I just want to stay out of the way and get to know Grayson. Be the invisible horse and human.
I should go get my saddle out of its travel tote too to see if it made it. .....eeeek!
Have fun, Emma! I know you will, and I know you'll do great. Meanwhile, you know I will be looking forward to reading all about it. ;)
ReplyDeleteBut seriously, have a great time!
Ahh, can't wait to read your blog ALL week. Enjoy, have fun!!!!
ReplyDeletePetra Christensen
Parelli 2Star Junior Instructor
Parelli Central
I have just found your blog, and now I'm following :)
ReplyDeleteThe first photo on this post is gorgeous! Is that your horse?
hi felicity!
ReplyDeletethe picture on this blog post is a horse named Grayson. He belongs to an awesome gal named Peggy. She let me borrow him for the game of contact clinic. Florida is just a little far for me to haul my horses.
thanks for following me! i'll be posting again in the next day or two with the whole story about Monty.
:)emma