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Home→Blog→Posts Published in: 2011 → September

Monthly Archives: September 2011

The Artist Jane Walentas

Posted on September 30, 2011 by MMFisher

Over twenty years ago, Jane Walentas saw a battered old carousel from the 1920s. It had 48 horses and two chariots. The horses’ bodies were covered with multiple layers of varnish that defaced their original bright colors. Jane was determined … Continue reading →

Posted in Horse Art | Tagged Horse Art

Keats and The Pleasure of Teaching in Libraries

Posted on September 29, 2011 by MMFisher

John Keats For quite a few years, I’ve been teaching at one library or another. One of the best things modern libraries do is offer rewarding classes of many different kinds for its patrons. There you can find people learning … Continue reading →

Posted in About This Author | Tagged Author Appearances

Wisdom from President Reagan

Posted on September 23, 2011 by MMFisher

“There’s nothing better for the inside of a man than the outside of a horse.” The only change I would make in this little gem of wisdom is “for the inside of a man or woman.”

Posted in Horse People

Can Breezes Hurt Two-Year Olds?

Posted on September 12, 2011 by MMFisher

Horse people are taking another look at breezes and the danger they pose to two-year-olds who are forced to run them. Breezes, according to a new article in The Wall Street Journal by Dionne Searcy, are exercises that these young … Continue reading →

Posted in Horse People, Horse Rescue, Races, Thoroughbred
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