Did I hear something about duct tape chaps???? I am SOOOO in!!!! I bet be-dazzled duct tape looks faboo. I'll lead the overnight camping trip where everyone is blindfolded and you have to guess what substance you are walking on/through. Here are some possibilities (but I don't want to give away too many hints): manure, swamp, piles of dead flies, a mound of dirt covering a dead catfish, cobwebs - oh, the possibilities!
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Jude-you are making me start to think you might be a trouble making camper...gonna have to keep an eye on you. I am selecting Geek and AP as lead counselors....Co-founder of White Trash Dressage (WTD)
http://www.lulu.com/mavw1971
also available on Amazon.com
http://www.cafepress.com/wtdressage
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Well, I was perusing Dreamhorse in search of a better WTD mount, and I found this:
http://www.dreamhorse.com/show_horse...orse_id=750685
That picture hurts my crotch because I feel like the pommel might pop her good. Just had to share.
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Yup. That represents us Minnis Sodans right good.
Co-founder of White Trash Dressage (WTD)
http://www.lulu.com/mavw1971
also available on Amazon.com
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I had to actually go DO something, which interupted my search. counties as metropolitan areas is quite confusing. It doesn't mean they are populated and lots of rural counties around the US got messed up by the changing designation. I *think it has to do with cost of housing, not population. Lots of Jersey is rural. The rest of us stuffed in like sardines. My neighbor and I share a 4 foot "hill from her driveway to my yard. We're co-gardening it. talk about close.Originally posted by PhaxxtonFun Facts and Trivia about NJ:
http://www.50states.com/facts/newjerse.htm
A lot of that is pretty interesting... though they're incorrect about the first baseball game. The first recorded baseball game was actually played in Canada... ... and I thought I made it clear that we generally don't talk funny on Long Island either!!!
Barbara
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I'm a Lead Counselor!! I'm a Lead Counselor!!!!
And nobody better short sheet my bed, or you'll all be riding bareback. On very high withered horses!www.specialhorses.org
a 501(c)3 organization helping 501(c)3 equine rescues
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Horrors! Not my blinged breeches with the marshmallow peeps patches!Originally posted by MeredithTXYou'd better not or I'll string your breeches up the flagpole!
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But... what if you want to make a macaroni browband....Originally posted by horse_poorOh yes. The Bedazzler.
Those who wish to take Bedazzler classes instead of macaroni art classes may do so. However, each pupil is responsible for providing their own tack to decorate. The "stones" used will be provided by Camp WTD. And they will literally be stones-found on a "nature walk" between the field in front and the barn.
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I will first spray paint MY macaroni with gold and silver and maybe hot pink glitter. Then I will glue it or duct tape it to the browband.
This is why I am a Lead Counselor. I know how to do these things.www.specialhorses.org
a 501(c)3 organization helping 501(c)3 equine rescues
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Damn, you are so right. I wish I'd thought of sprray paint and glitter. I guess I will leave your breeches off the flagpole then.Originally posted by DressageGeek "Ribbon Ho"I will first spray paint MY macaroni with gold and silver and maybe hot pink glitter. Then I will glue it or duct tape it to the browband.
This is why I am a Lead Counselor. I know how to do these things.
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And you can always decorate old rusty horseshoes sitting around for an art class... a barn I rode at years ago actually did this(minus the stones, duct tape and macaroni)...You could use macaroni (painted and glittered if you want), old half used cans of paint of random colors that don't go together, stones and duct tape
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I've been to NJ many times... North and South! I even have family there, though we generally pretend we don't know them.Originally posted by BarbaraJ11I had to actually go DO something, which interupted my search. counties as metropolitan areas is quite confusing. It doesn't mean they are populated and lots of rural counties around the US got messed up by the changing designation. I *think it has to do with cost of housing, not population. Lots of Jersey is rural. The rest of us stuffed in like sardines. My neighbor and I share a 4 foot "hill from her driveway to my yard. We're co-gardening it. talk about close.
Barbara
I'm not attacking NJ. I was just kidding.
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Be nice if they could teach their riders how to steer in 4 days! This poor horse is being turned into a tree: http://www.ridenys.com/sitebuilder/i...25-170x317.jpg
And I liked the picture of the guy smoking while riding!!!
Speaking of macaroni art, I made my boyfriend a macaroni frame for his birthday...Ummm...I'm 25! It was a joke because I'm a student and told him I couldn't afford to buy a real present. My roommate and I painted each macaroni piece a different color with nailpolish.
It was sooo pretty! He even has it displayed on his bookshelf!
hehehe...and I do like the idea of macaroni browbands!
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This is Camp WTD - you can wear your duct tape chaps during macaroni art time!Originally posted by PhaxxtonIf I enroll in white trash dressage camp, can I bedazzle my duct tape chaps?
Better yet, can I decorate my duct tape chaps during macaroni art time??www.specialhorses.org
a 501(c)3 organization helping 501(c)3 equine rescues
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You know, I think we could combine this with the Trail Riding Clique and of course the Evangelical Gaited Horse Clique and Secret Society planned open event. The First Annual NJ Trail Ride, Greenie hunt, beer swill and polka tribute. You must be prepared for adventures, alcohol, abandoned men and peeps. In any order. The planning thread is here.
http://praha.planetsg.com/Forum/showthread.php?t=38001
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scroll down to the Duct Tape Equstrian.
we have a lot to live up to.
http://www.octanecreative.com/ductta...er/110104.html
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