“I’ve learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel.” Maya Angelou
Multiply that times….10 maybe…and that goes for horses also!
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I love Maya Angelou!
that’s awesome Stacy! God Bless and Merry Christmas!
Stacy~
Just appriciate so much the thought provoking questions that you pose.We as people are so hard wired to our emotions that we have to learn and re-learn how to deal with our feelings on an ongoing basis.(Good and Bad).Thankfully God makes provisions in us that allow us to forgive,without having to forget.I think it is noteworthy to mention also that “a kind word turns away wrath”.When it comes to horses I think it should read”A kind,yet firm and loving action turns away bad habits”
I am often reminded of that when I work with my colt,and plan my thoughts and actions accordingly during our lessons.
Thank you so much for your blog.
Happy and blessed holidays to you and your family!
Todd
That is so true!!!
Caren from Nashua, NH
Loved your visit with Ellen!!!
Love this quotes and your remark about!
Thank you Stacy and hope you and your family have an awesome holiday 🙂
Dawn
Hi Stacy that`s true.A great challenging!
Greetings simone