Imposter Syndrome

Imposter Syndrome

Now that my first book’s first draft is complete, I’m facing a bit of “imposter syndrome.” What makes me think that I can be an author? Sure, I’ve been a part of research projects (including the written portion). Yet, academic writing is a WHOLE lot different than (I’m not sure what to call it) writing…

Lady

Lady

By Marion Jones, Franklin County, Tennessee I am sending a picture of my pony “Lady” and I know you will agree with me that she is a dandy. We have lots of fun together and I ride her to Sunday School every Sunday.  She is three years old and thirty-six inches tall and weighs about two hundred…

Palin – The Diva

Palin – The Diva

By Norma Switalski Palin is the daughter of Shetland Pony royalty.  Her mom and dad were well-known pony stars. Maybe that is why the breeders named her Buckeye WCF Classical Grace Kelly. Grace Kelly, the person, became a princess.  Palin was born believing that she was a princess and took the role very seriously! Palin is as…

Dash

Dash

By Heather Brower Koeman The boys had been asking for a pony for a while but I just wasn’t sure if they were ready. A friend of mine sent me Dash’s photo and info and I knew right away that the boys needed him! He was already kid-safe and was a family pony so off…

Polka Dot

Polka Dot

By Rachel Sackrider We bought Polka Dot from our friend Emily Ream in the summer of 2022 as a pasture mate for our retired horse, Parker. We had recently lost our last pony and Parker was very lonely. Polka Dot was kid-safe and mother-approved and knew how to ride and drive so she was the perfect fit…