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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You can see the outlines here:
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I grew up riding horses, and good horsemen (and women) have things clean and organized. It’s not because horses are happier or healthier when your stirrups are polished. It’s just because a clean, organized environment with good systems makes it easy and pleasant to do the real work and gives you the best chance at success when something goes pear-shaped. When the young horse flips out and breaks the crossties, he doesn’t step into a brush box that’s been left out and make it worse. When a horse colics at 3am, the med box is clean and organized and the lights work so you can find what you need quickly. When your at the Olympics and your noseband breaks in the schooling ring, do you know exactly where an extra one is so you can fix it quickly and move on.  That sort of thing.

That’s what I’m going for in my house. Good horsemanship so that we can care for the people who live here as best we can. [/quote]

As a horse person with a house that I try to keep very neat I love this post!![/quote]

As a messy person who hates horses I love it too! Very inspiring.

(And I’m sorry I hate horses, I really tried hard to like them but I gave up). [/quote]

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