manca
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And I'm wondering what to get her. The plan was to pay her a holiday on seaside with my sister, but now my sister and mom had a fight and I can't afford to pay the holiday myself.
I have a good idea, but not sure if that's what she wants... See we have 2 horses at home. They're mine, but mom spends time with them too. She doesn't dare to ride my mare, she says she's too big and if she fell off she'd brake all her bones and died. Pony is too small. Anyway, my mom tells me every single day how much she wants she could ride. And then that she never will because she's old (she will be 60 this month) and she couldn't learn. I think she's really afraid of height and falling.
By the way, people can ride and learn how to ride at old age too. There were always few where I used to ride before getting my own horse.
Then we were talking about what we would do if we won lottery. She said she'd want a pony for herself, that she could ride without being afraid to fall far.
So. I was thinking about taking her on a riding school with icelandic ponies and paying her a private hour with a coach. Icelandic horses are special, they have special gaits that are easier to ride.
Do you think that's a good idea? I will ask her before I start planning seriously, I just don't want to ask her, if I'm missing something and her response will be bad and I'll get my feelings hurt. She sometimes keeps telling the same things over and over again, just to feel sorry for herself, but in fact doesn't want to do anything to make it better. I don't know if it's the same with riding.
I have a good idea, but not sure if that's what she wants... See we have 2 horses at home. They're mine, but mom spends time with them too. She doesn't dare to ride my mare, she says she's too big and if she fell off she'd brake all her bones and died. Pony is too small. Anyway, my mom tells me every single day how much she wants she could ride. And then that she never will because she's old (she will be 60 this month) and she couldn't learn. I think she's really afraid of height and falling.
By the way, people can ride and learn how to ride at old age too. There were always few where I used to ride before getting my own horse.
Then we were talking about what we would do if we won lottery. She said she'd want a pony for herself, that she could ride without being afraid to fall far.
So. I was thinking about taking her on a riding school with icelandic ponies and paying her a private hour with a coach. Icelandic horses are special, they have special gaits that are easier to ride.
Do you think that's a good idea? I will ask her before I start planning seriously, I just don't want to ask her, if I'm missing something and her response will be bad and I'll get my feelings hurt. She sometimes keeps telling the same things over and over again, just to feel sorry for herself, but in fact doesn't want to do anything to make it better. I don't know if it's the same with riding.