Happy New Year!
By LeadMare • Jan 7th, 2012 • Category: Featured Blog, LeadMare TalesWhat equine adventures do you see on the horizon of 2012?
What equine adventures do you see on the horizon of 2012?
by Leadmare | Another year is winding down — can you believe it? Did you know 2011 marked the 10-year anniversary of Girls Horse Club? Wow, in Internet years that’s a VERY long time! How long have you been hanging out at GHC?
by LeadMare | Hola GHCers! I hope you’re having a fantastic Fall. Mine has been jam-packed with amazing experiences, primarily centered around my Blue Sky adventure in Guatemala. It was a whirlwind…
by LeadMare | It’s when I’m outside my daily routine, surrounded by nature under the vast blue sky, that blue sky thoughts fill my head and heart. By definition, blue sky thinking is impractical — not grounded in reality — but I don’t let that deter me from believing my wildest dreams can turn into some form of reality…
by LeadMare | Year after year I dreamt of taking a horse riding trip in the Colorado Rocky Mountains, and year after year I came up with excuses for putting it off. I’d tell myself, It’s expensive. I’ll feel guilty going on a trip without my hubby. I’m not a good enough rider… But this year (which happened to coincide with a milestone birthday) something shifted and I knew my excuses were lame…
THANK YOU to everyone who participated in the Interactive View. Angela had a wonderful time and said she was sad to leave such a delightful group of girls. We’ll miss her too, but don’t forget you can visit her anytime…
We’re in the heat of summer and things are about to heat up in our virtual barn! Starting August 8th we’re honored to host Canadian author Angela Dorsey for an interview where you ask the questions! Angela is a lifelong horse girl who has written more than twenty adventure novels with supernatural elements about girls and horses…
I’m the type who loves to ponder meaning, so when I saw a photo of me and my lesson horse, our strides in sync as we began warming up for a ride, it led me to ask this question: When a horse and human are riding (or walking) in sync, is it a result of unrelated actions occurring together by chance (synchronicity)? Or is it a result of cause and effect (causality)?
by LeadMare | I enjoy my coffee in the morning, but the fact is I don’t need artificial stimulation to get moving — I’m naturally caffeinated. If you’re a person with a lot of energy, you know that if you don’t release that energy in a healthy way, it’s no fun for you and the people around you…
General submissions are open, and we hope to give our readers some great content to feed their love for horses! To help encourage more variety and originality, let’s talk about non-fiction. Non-fiction can be challenging and many authors struggle with how to make it original, particularly when writing something that incorporates fact and learning from other sources…