Since horses communicate primarily through body language and feel, they interpret our actions in their own terms. That’s why we need to learn their language – not only to understand what horses are saying to us, but also to know what our position, posture, and movements are saying to them. Each time you interact with your horse, the two of you are having a conversation. … ⇨
… our student Sunny to her new home, KK Osijek, in Osijek, Croatia. Here she is, after a logn and exhausting journey, soaked with rain that cought her in the new pasture, eating and not being stressed at all. We, on the other hand …
… našu studenticu Sunny u njen novi dom, u KK Osijek, Osijek. Evo, tu je sad nakon duge i iscrpljujuče vožnje, mokra od kiše, koja ju je ulovila u novom ispustu, mirno jede i uopšte nije pod stresom. Mi, po drugoj strani …
… našo študentko Sunny v njen novi dom, v KK Osijek, v Osijek, na Hrvaško. Tu zdaj, po dolgi in utrudljivi poti, mokra od dežja, ki jo je ulovil v novem izpustu, mirno je in sploh ne deluje, da bi bila pod stresom. Mi, po drugi strani …
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Integrity needs no rules. Integriteti ne trebaju pravila. Integriteta ne potrebuje pravil. Albert Camus ⇨
When people see something that looks on the surface to be a great trick, it takes away from the real needs and quality of what should be going on. I don’t want to bag anybody, but you go to any horse expo or demonstration and there’s a lot of bridleles, liberty riding going on, and all this sort of stuff – but you still don’t … ⇨
Some more ol’ cowboy wisdom: Every path has a few puddles. Još malo starih kaubojskih mudrosti: Na svakom putu ima nekoliko lokva. Še nekaj stare kavbojske modrosti: Na vsaki poti se najdejo luže. ⇨
