Hey Everyone! Well, as I mentioned in Thursday's post, I went in for my first CLEP test yesterday morning. Thank God, I passed! I now have my first 6 college credits, for Analyzing and Interpreting Literature, after about 2 months of intense study. Yay!
Now, on to tackle Western Civilizations 1.
Cell phone pic= bad quality (oh well)
After my test, I went over to an acquaintance's home and worked with her and her horse, teaching them the 7 games plus another.
Billy, who is a Left Brain Extrovert (to the extreme), is one of the smartest, most charismatic, horses I have come across and caught on really quickly! He is pretty pushy though, likes to try and step on your feet, has a tendency to bite people, and likes to buck.
Not cool.
Overall, he has a serious lack of respect for people. I am certain though, that with her playing and winning the 7 games with him, that a very different horse is going to start to emerge! That is the really great thing about the 7 games. They help you gain your horses respect and build a relationship, through the means of love, language, and leadership.
Billy, who is a Left Brain Extrovert (to the extreme), is one of the smartest, most charismatic, horses I have come across and caught on really quickly! He is pretty pushy though, likes to try and step on your feet, has a tendency to bite people, and likes to buck.
Not cool.
Overall, he has a serious lack of respect for people. I am certain though, that with her playing and winning the 7 games with him, that a very different horse is going to start to emerge! That is the really great thing about the 7 games. They help you gain your horses respect and build a relationship, through the means of love, language, and leadership.
Even though the weather wasn't the choicest, with rain, hail, and wind on and off it was certainly a lot of fun none the less. Working with horses never seems like "work" to me, and I really enjoyed visiting with and getting to know her better.
How was your Friday? What kind of "work" do you really enjoy doing?
~Maria
~Maria
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