Life in My World: Horses and Me, we just "click"!

Hi ALL!

Yeah, I am a HUGE horse fan! As you probably know... Actually, I am going to be starting my first Horse Back Lesson, THIS FRIDAY! YEP!!! I am so happy! I have always loved horses, ever since I was 2. And have always wanted to ride since I was 4! On our home videos, there is Little Hannah, sticking her face into the camera saying I love Virgina and want to own a horse and ride...ALWAYS! {I was not camera shy then. Actually I loved the attention}. Horses was my number 1# dream. Always has been, and Dancing Irish Step was my 2#. I started Dancing when I was 10, which is a little late, but I loved it, and it showed when I danced! After having a few years of that experience, I decided I wanted to learn to ride before I became 18, because I wanted to move to Kenntucky and work with the horses on the tracks. {God had another idea} I was 13 at the time. And we looked at all these different farms and schools, and some were Really expensive! Like Sterling Pointe Farm, and then some were nice but not as fansy like Haskins Farm. We were ready to purchess everything, and then..... My dad lost his job. Ever since then I have been waiting to ride, but something always went wrong! Then a few years ago I got angry and hurt by God, for not allowing me to do this dream! Finally a few months ago, I was at a ladies meeting with the church I attend, and I got convicted of what the Bible Video Study had to say {look up "One thousand gifts.com"} I then realized that I was putting so much time in my dream, then in God! I had to repent and trust him.. And now I have my reward for turning to Him, as the One who leads my life. {look up the song, "You Lead" by Jamie Grace} So I am now going to Hideaway Farm. It's really small, but it has personal training on a one-to-one basis. I love the trainer, and I know her sister, She was I think 6 horses, and is super friendly and encouraging! SO! I am really happy! And I start this Friday!

Speaking of horses.

This is my favorite Breed of horses! Friesians! Usally they are black, but sometimes you will get a white or almost brown horse.