rings and weight loss

[DebbieH]

Susan, I know in my situation that my ring on my right hand needs to be a bit larger and so I force it off & on and doing so has caused my knuckle to callous a bit which makes it larger. That could be your problem. Just an idea. Your black horse is BEAUTIFUL! Glad to hear you won't be eating him anytime soon.


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Your-Friend-In-Fitness, DebbieH (AKA "Den Mother Debbie") http://www.clicksmilies.com/s0105/aktion/action-smiley-066.gif[/img] If You Get The Choice To Sit It Out Or Dance...I Hope You DANCE!!!

 

[megadoo]

Susan- yes the thoroughbred is the one with the blaze. my baby. Up until I joined the military, I showed him all the time. I did huntseat, jumping, and a bit of dressage. Nothing to major, but we did very well. It took a long time to train him, and we worked well with eachother. He still thinks he is a "kid" at times. You would never guess he is 18 now!! I really hope to get back into the showing scene next spring. I had to take a break with the military, and then having 2 boys! But I miss it terribly.

Thanks for asking! Do you still show? Fun isn't it!!



Maeghan AKA megadoo



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[eminenz2]

Being just six, my guy is just starting out his showing career. Unfortunately, it is very expensive and we can't take advantage of all the opportunities that present themselves because of the $$.

He does OK, he would do better if we could get out more. It's a catch-22: Can't get out because of the $$, doesn't do as well as we could because we don't get out to many shows...

Susan L.G.