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December 24, 2020

Learned Patience

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Abbie Senesac Lopez: Horsemanship: the practice of working with horses. Survivorship: the state or condition of being a survivor. Lifemanship: the art of getting through it all. If you're taking in breath, you're practicing lifemanship. Each of us has our own ways of finding our path. In my particular case, horses have played a tremendous guiding role in helping me understand, well, everything. Along your trek, dark days are inevitable. Whether you become aware of it or not, you bear the scars of trauma in some form. If you're lucky, you find a way to channel all that emotional junk into a (dys?)functional way of being. I'm blessed enough to have discovered genus equus caballus. We all could learn a thing or two from a horse. So welcome to the journey. Hope you brought your ridin' boots.

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