He brought them back to his clan to find all the horses who had their mouths sewn shut had all been fixed. He was pronounced a hero and his whole village loved him and hailed him as long as he lived. That night when the moon rose the horses presented the roses in hope of their wish being fulfilled. The moon sucked the white from the roses leaving a hollow shell of what used to be a beautiful flower. The moon cast the white upon the horses giving them a white and black striped pattern to see each other at night.
LCC student, Chelsea Carlson has been competing for fourteen years and has traveled all over the US for higher level competitions. “It’s nice to come to a show and have fun and not care where you place” said Carlson, “to not have any pressure.” Along with competing stress free, Carlson loves meeting new riders and sharing her knowledge of horse show to
Hey, I'm sure you are wondering what this letter is all about. The truth of the matter is I need your help. I'm a Disney girl at heart I've been in love with it pretty much since the day I was born. On top of this my new found love is Colorguard. I invest hundreds of hours a year into it, and every two years I get the opportunity to take a trip with my highschool marching band to somewhere special.
This past weekend I was able to take a trip out to Charlottesville Va to see the Monticello which is the home of Thomas Jefferson. I had a wonderful time there and I loved all of the views that you get of the great mountain sides inside the house. I took a trip out there to see my old high school football team play in the State Championship game. It’s a little expensive to see the house, it cost us 17 dollars a piece to get a tour of the beautiful place, and it was well worth every penny. The whole place is great from the welcome center, Shops and the Monticello it’s self.
Art History 3600 Karen Senne July 13, 2013 A very interesting Wednesday It was the beginning of September, when I had a very unexpected and interesting Wednesday, let’s say one that will be in my memory forever. That Wednesday morning was just another normal morning; I had breakfast and got ready for classes. That morning was a very sunny morning and I was very excited. On Wednesdays I only had class till 4pm, Thus I could go outside and enjoy the rest of that beautiful sunny day. One of my favorite outside activities is hiking, mainly here in the west there are so many amazing places to explore and appreciate the amazing nature.
During the summer after my sophomore year of college, I spent 8 weeks in Guatemala on a service trip that I ventured into with the naïve notions that I was saving the world. Bright eyed with excitement over the opportunity to make an impact, I was about to step outside of my little bubble into one of the most eye opening and humbling experiences. Probably the most defining moment of the trip happened when I was in Nebaj. As I sat on the La Pista runway, gazing up at the beautiful mountains surrounding me, all I saw was beauty and serenity. I openly marveled at the breathtaking surroundings around me, only to see pained reactions from my host family.
Quest Story By: Haley Schmidt On a beautiful, sunny, bright Sunday morning people wake up and put their jerseys on to show spirit and pride for their favorite team. The game started with two wonderful songs that are called “The Star Spangled Banner” and “The National Anthem”. The game starts and within ten minutes the score between Steelers and Cowboys is 0-5 with the Cowboys winning. In the stadium there are yellow, black, white, and blue. Fans cheering, announcers announcing what’s going on in the game.
Three nights a week my mom, sisters and I would attend rehearsals for our spring or winter production. I loved practicing for each production whether I was the lead or a member of the chorus. I knew all of my hard work would pay off when I stepped onto the stage at the Imperial Theatre and my stomach would fill with that familiar excitement. This theatre group and particularly my time spent
Josh Barksdale 10/25/2010 English 0096 Everyone has that certain thing they like to do, and along the way you’ll make great friends that you will never forget for the rest of your life. Riding horses has been a passion of mine since I was very young. Throughout my life I have been riding horses, going to horse shows, and learning just about everything there is to know about horses. That is until one day I met Arnold Kontogeorge. He is a sixty-six year old man who has perfected the art of training horses.
Audience Motivation: This information can relate to everyone; whether you are experienced around horses or if you have never seen one in real life, many of you, if not all, have at least seen a commercial for Budweiser with their Clydesdale horses or watched a horse pulling a carriage at Disneyland or on the lit up streets of Downtown, Fort Worth. If not any of those, than possibly you have seen or touched a pony at a petting zoo. Whatever the case may be, this knowledge can be applied to you to keep the horse, yourself, and anyone else involved safe and happy. IV. Purpose Statement: Today I will talk to you about how to properly approach, handle, and feed horses of all shapes and sizes.