Comments on: Why a lame horse is like a breakup. http://sidelinesnews.com/blogs/ontheline/why-a-lame-horse-is-like-a-breakup.html A Sidelines blog Sun, 12 Feb 2012 19:47:45 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Olynda http://sidelinesnews.com/blogs/ontheline/why-a-lame-horse-is-like-a-breakup.html/comment-page-1#comment-254 Olynda Fri, 09 Jul 2010 18:45:34 +0000 http://sidelinesnews.com/blogs/ontheline/?p=681#comment-254 Oh Erin, this made me get teary. And here I thought I was just having fun catching up with your blog. Sending healing thoughts your (and Kermit's) way. Keep on writing (as if you had a choice) - it just gets better and better! Oh Erin, this made me get teary. And here I thought I was just having fun catching up with your blog. Sending healing thoughts your (and Kermit’s) way.

Keep on writing (as if you had a choice) – it just gets better and better!

]]> By: amy http://sidelinesnews.com/blogs/ontheline/why-a-lame-horse-is-like-a-breakup.html/comment-page-1#comment-253 amy Fri, 09 Jul 2010 05:00:20 +0000 http://sidelinesnews.com/blogs/ontheline/?p=681#comment-253 I love it. Brilliant. I'm sorry to hear about your big guy. Oh! I love it. Brilliant.

I’m sorry to hear about your big guy. Oh!

]]> By: Linda http://sidelinesnews.com/blogs/ontheline/why-a-lame-horse-is-like-a-breakup.html/comment-page-1#comment-252 Linda Sat, 03 Jul 2010 01:47:45 +0000 http://sidelinesnews.com/blogs/ontheline/?p=681#comment-252 ... been where you are..... and remember all the emotions that you describe so well. On the positive side, our horse recovered and went back to competitive showing for several years - before this combined with other physical conditions led us to choose to retire him. It took a long time to accept that sometimes things just happen, we don't cause them and we can't prevent them. Today, all that we remember are the wonderful years of competition from a horse who gave with all his heart and there are no tears when we see him only gratitude for all he did for us and for the ability to watch him enjoy a well earned happy retirement. Best to your guy.... … been where you are….. and remember all the emotions that you describe so well. On the positive side, our horse recovered and went back to competitive showing for several years – before this combined with other physical conditions led us to choose to retire him. It took a long time to accept that sometimes things just happen, we don’t cause them and we can’t prevent them. Today, all that we remember are the wonderful years of competition from a horse who gave with all his heart and there are no tears when we see him only gratitude for all he did for us and for the ability to watch him enjoy a well earned happy retirement. Best to your guy….

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