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I was one of those little girls who wanted a pony more than anything in the world. I had plastic horses. I had a friend next door to my Nana who had horses. I wanted a pony.
I got to spend some time with my sister in law's horses in Colorado over Thanksgiving, and I fell in love with horses all over again. They really are the most amazing animals. Strong, sensitive, and with big personalities--I could sit and watch them for hours.
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