Last Chance to Send Horsey Wish List To Santa!
With Christmas only a week away, time's running out for you to get your horsey wish list to good ol' Santa. This is a little-known fact to most of you blogophiles, but the Great One's practically my neighbor--I happen to live within an easy drive of Santa, Idaho, where I figure he must do at least a stopover as he's driving that reindeer team all around the world.
So what I'm thinking is that if you'd like to post your wish list here, I could get it at least as far as ZIP code 83866. And, to be on the safe side, you might want to "accidentally" leave your computer open to the comments page for this post. Santa has those elves who are also known as Husbands, and a lot of those are solely in need of inspiration at this point of the holiday shopping cycle.
This may be outside Santa's ability to grant, but my Number 1 wish is for Tiffany to heal up from her surgery and be sound. Beyond that, Santa could choose between:
* A year's supply of Cowboy Magic detangler (which I go through like crazy, cuz it's such great stuff for manes and tails).
* An awning and small generator for the horse trailer.
* A few truckloads of new sand for the riding arena.
* A Bob's Western saddle (used would be fine...).
Earlier, in the December issue of Horse & Rider, I asked Santa for a pack trip for me and invited guests, with my favorite Idaho outfitter. And he delivered! For a tantalizing look at what the friends and I will be up to next September, visit www.tripleo-outfitters.com.
OK--let's see those Santa lists!
posted by Juli Thorson @ 6:07 PM
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8 Comments:
The trip looks amazing! How awesome you have that to look forward to.
Number 1 on my Santa list is a second pair of Smooth Stride fleece lined riding pants. I got one pair and I love them. So comfy for riding and very warm. It's been very cold and snowy here in Michigan, so I'm practically living in them.
i would love to get my horse here where i live, i left him with some family so i could get all moved in and then the money got tight..now i am tryin to figure out how to get him here without a truck...that would be one and only wish for christmas and for santa!! =)
Becky--
Those sound like great pants. Where do you get them?
The pants are from Smooth Stride. I ordered them and they came in about 3 days. They're a little pricey but I think they'll wear forever. The have no inside seams and a suede seat. Much more comfortable to ride in than jeans. I've included the link to their site. I can't recommend them highly enough!
http://www.smoothstride.com
Juli,
I am so much enjoying your blog in which I found via another persona blog. Your style hasn't changed, keep up the good blogging! If ya get a chance gallop on over and sit a trail tale around my campfire....
F2 Cowpony's Corral www.cowponyscorral.com
Becky, thanks for the Smooth Stride address--I'll give that a look-see. It's plenty cold up here in northern Idaho, and there's something about riding in ski pants that just doesn't cut it!
Cowpony,
Neat site you have going, and it sure looks like you've ridden in some incredible places. A person could get envious!
Glad you're enjoying the blog--I appreciate the good words.
-New cordless clippers
-New skylight plus fan in LQ in Trailer
-New battery for Truck and New battery for Trailer
-10x or better Crystal Hat
-New cream chaps from woods western
-New show blouse or two
-An eventless show season where I show my horses all summer and they stay healthy and nothing bad happens.
Since this is posted a day after Christmas you already know I didn't get anything off my horsey list. :(
But am still hoping for a better year!
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