I lost my dog, my kind, sweet soul, Amos, last month. It shook me how hard I took it. A wonderful mix of loving Labrador retriever and laid-back bloodhound, he was the perfect dog companion. Rescued from a situation where he had been chained outside, he found a better life and lived to the age of 15. I have so many fond memories of him. [Read more…]
A Tribute to My Dog, Amos
March 31, 2018 By
More Information = Better World for Horses
February 6, 2018 By
American Horse Publications Launches Fourth Equine Industry Survey, Sponsored by Zoetis
by Christine Brune | AHP Press Room |
On January 22, American Horse Publications (AHP) launched its fourth Equine Industry Survey at www.ahphorsesurvey.com. Horse owners who live in the United States, are 18 years of age and older, and who currently own or manage at least one horse are invited to complete the survey by April 1, 2018. [Read more…]
Writing.com Anniversary
January 10, 2018 By
I received the following email today:
Dear Valerie,
You opened your Writing.Com account 7 years ago, on January 10th, 2011… which makes today your very own Writing.Com Account Anniversary.
So, from everyone at Writing.Com… Happy Account Anniversary!
We wish you a very inspired day, filled with creativity, fun and, of course, lots and lots of writing. Please take a moment to stop in and visit Writing.Com. Write, read, review or just have some fun! Write On, Support @ Writing.Com http://www.Writing.Com/ [Read more…]
Enjoy the Magic Equestrian Moments of 2017
December 23, 2017 By
Relive the wonderful equestrian moments of 2017 through these photos and videos of horses in freedom, training, competition, and in their natural habitat. Thank you to Arnd Bronkhorst Photography for this beautiful gift to share with Believing In Horses blog readers.
Watch the video here: https://vimeo.com/247117227
One Thing I Know for Sure About Writing Is…
October 9, 2017 By
Image courtesy of Kaboompics
One thing I know for sure about writing is it offers us a snapshot of our life at a certain time that can never be taken away from us once we have committed our thoughts in writing.
I look back at my writing over the years, and it is such a window into who I was or what I was thinking at the time. From poems as a child, through papers in college, to current-day blog posts, they all provide a glimpse into where I was at that particular moment. Our memories serve us well about events, but never as well as how we convey our feelings through the written word. [Read more…]
