It's not just Tim. I can't see the author logo either. I can see the banners, but as Tim said, to the left of the text I see a box with the words 'author logo' instead of a picture. I use a laptop with Windows 10 and Chrome.
You're describing my office... The rest of the building is comfortable or freezing, but my office is always way too hot. I'd rather be cold than hot. And now I'm having a hot flash in solidarity with you. Great job with these.
Here's the question for tonight: for those of you that jump, what's the highest fence you've ever jumped?
Mine is four feet, I believe. As a teenager I competed mainly at three feet, then in college I was jumping higher. More 3'6" to 3' 9" fences.
We did make an exception once. She was 5, but mature for her age. She had lessons at the walk and trot for years. She's all grown up now and last I knew still riding, so it's nice to hear that all those years of the basics paid off.
I've been a bit lax with the question of the day due to being on vacation, but here's another one. How old were you when you started riding?
I was ten. I related the story of how I started riding in the Advent Calendar I did with Aditus and Cole Matthews.
You captured the fear and physical response to anxiety perfectly. I'm sorry you're going through such a rough time. You have a lot of people you can lean on and that can relate. I hope things are on the upswing.
Sometimes I find it helps to write using pen and paper vs. the computer. I also try to pick one story to work on at a time. Too many ideas can become overwhelming and it looks like you have a ton of them. I can relate to depression meds not working. They don't work for me, either. I had one med that worked amazing for me, for I developed an allergy to it. Major to you.
I can totally relate, Renee. I have a ton of ideas too, and find it difficult to pick one and concentrate on it. I have attention issues, so on a good day I find it hard to focus on one task. I hope your trip helps you work things out.
I'm not sure, actually. Draught, draft, or dray are all terms used for heavy, working horses like these. From my understanding it's from Old English 'dragan' - to pull or haul, and the Danish equivalent is 'drage' meaning 'to draw'.
Spruce Meadows is a world class show jumping facility in Calgary. They hold international competitions, including one of the Rolex Grand Slam competitions and the richest Grand Prix in the world.