My long suffering husband is an incredible man. Has to be, to put up with me.
After the magical moment of realisation that Alondra was coming home to us, I then had to face the fact that I needed to tell husband. *&%@! As I drove toward home, the ball of sweat became a small tidal wave. Quite possibly the longest 30 minutes of my life.
Any horse woman reading this knows EXACTLY what I’m talking about. “How do I approach this?” – “How do I rationalise this?” – “How do I make this sound like the greatest deal EVER?” What could I possibly say that would make him understand that this was a big, BIG, HUGE, deal in a horse girl’s world?
Nothing. I just had nothing.
Deciding the best approach was to rip the band aid off, I flew in the house, bum planted on the sofa and boom, bandaid off! The man was not impressed. He quietly blew a gasket as I sat waiting for the word “divorce”. And then he simply said “It’s your dream. You work hard. Why shouldn’t you have your dream come true.”
Deciding the best approach was to rip the band aid off, I flew in the house, bum planted on the sofa and boom, bandaid off! The man was not impressed. He quietly blew a gasket as I sat waiting for the word “divorce”. And then he simply said “It’s your dream. You work hard. Why shouldn’t you have your dream come true.”
Is that not what all horse girls want to hear?? What a dang good man.
These photo’s are the first time he met Alondra. He’s just as besotted as I am and incredibly excited for her to arrival in Spring. It’s going to be the longest winter we’ve ever experienced!