Well, I made a thread, so hopefully others will post in it.

Any how, I was interested in starting an equestrian business, mainly boarding, lessons, training, and showing up the national level. But then I'm also interested in showing and breeding quality Egyptian Arabian horses. So, it's kind of a tie, lol.

Here's a couple of sites I was looking at and bookmarked - a couple are real estate:

http://ocalahorseproperties.com
http://arabhorse.com (P.S. - I...

NearertoGod

When I was growing up, my parents would always caution me to realize there were two sides to everything. If I heard or saw only one side, they would remind me to not pass judgment too quickly, and be assured there are two sides. Well, I think that can be applied to every area of my life, including gratitude.

Tonight I filled my tank with gasoline. The price at the pump was $3.39.9, AACK! While I was standing there watching the price move just below the speed of sound, and...

FrequenSea

I had no idea that we had blogs on this site. Awesome.
I plan to blog later on when I have something to say. Right now, I'm just shocked that this exists, LOL. Beyond that, I'm really procrastinating on my history homework which is due before midnight (it's an online assignment), which I ought to get working on... now. :eek::rolleyes:...

ExCordeChristi

Manet - Olympia

The questions asked by this painting when it was first displayed are still relevant today. A naked woman, propped up on a bed with a man holding flowers behind her. Is it the look in her eyes, the searching into our morals, our ideas about nakedness, intrigue. Is it the way in which she sits unmoving, unemotionally knowing that her body is beautiful, an object of desire and demand. Is it because there is no artistic ambiguity, she is so immediate, there is nothing to...

wheldon

T.S. Eliot - The Love Song Of J. Alfred Prufrock

When I first read this poem I was eighteen, at university, starting out on a degree in English literature. 20th century American poetry was a highlight for an eighteen year old, the lives and the poetry, the casting aside of tradition, of form and expression, of seeking a new way of saying something, of even endeavouring to say something new, to take literature on a new path.

I read this poem once and instantly knew that...

wheldon