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  • Right back atcha K!!!
    \"Horse sense is what a horse has that keeps him from betting on people\"
    W.C. Fields
    1880 - 1948

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    • <BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Treat Wench:
      Right back atcha K!!! <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

      Me or Kirsten?

      Im confused. My post was directed to Sandi.

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      • OH CRUD!! I thought you were telling ME that!! So sorry!!! LOL Yes, Sandi does belong there!
        \"Horse sense is what a horse has that keeps him from betting on people\"
        W.C. Fields
        1880 - 1948

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        • Kirsten--- wow you guys are a beautiful couple!!

          That is also an amazing picture... if I were you I would have it all over my house (so I could look at my hot husband! no really, it is a nice picture)

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          • Kirsten...GORGEOUS dress in that photo!

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            • <BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Kirsten:
              Before this terrific thread derails into a flaming ball of chaos and gets closed (boo!), I'd like to sing my hubby's praises too.

              We got married in September, and our gelding loves him to pieces. They hang out like the dudes they are, as my husband is very game to holding onto the horse in between classes at a show. He's managed not to get stepped on, or even slimed... which is a small miracle.

              Here is a pic of my very non-bald, non-fat, adorable husband (oh, and me too) from our wedding a few months ago.

              http://www.bendingmoment.com/wedding/pics/dock-veil.jpg <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

              What a beautiful wedding photo. Where in Ontario were you guys married? There are so many lakes up here...

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              • Thanks so much, SGA! We were lucky enough to have my aunt do the photography for us. She actually specializes in horse photography, mostly at shows. www.professionalsphoto.com

                Here's another pic from the wedding, just because I'm still a giddy newlywed and love sharing them!

                http://www.bendingmoment.com/wedding/pics/kiss.jpg

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                • Thanks mba and Karosel! That photo was at Pinhey's Point (Dunrobin, Ontario), where we had our ceremony.

                  Edited to say, that's on the Ottawa River... and to say, "Oh my God! I just hit 1000 posts!"

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                  • Kirsten, you guys look Fabulous!!
                    And oh so happy!
                    Amwrider: May the fleas of a thousand camels infest their genitalia and may their arms be too short to scratch.

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                    • <BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Kirsten:
                      Before this terrific thread derails into a flaming ball of chaos and gets closed (boo!), I'd like to sing my hubby's praises too.

                      We got married in September, and our gelding loves him to pieces. They hang out like the dudes they are, as my husband is very game to holding onto the horse in between classes at a show. He's managed not to get stepped on, or even slimed... which is a small miracle.

                      Here is a pic of my very non-bald, non-fat, adorable husband (oh, and me too) from our wedding a few months ago.

                      http://www.bendingmoment.com/wedding/pics/dock-veil.jpg <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>



                      Ummm...serioulsy. I have but one very important question for you-
                      Does
                      He
                      Have
                      A
                      BROTHER????

                      But, no, seriously, absolutely gorgeous dress, I've never seen anything like it!

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                      • Kirsten et all,

                        Beautiful couple(s)!!

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                        • Gosh, now I'm blushing. We are very happy... and looking forward to our first Christmas as husband and wife.

                          My hubby is an only child, so I can't help anyone who wants a sibling. The dress is by Justina McCaffrey, a Canadian designer... I just love her stuff. And I couldn't believe how comfortable it was!

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                          • WYLTK- thats what I was thinking!!!!

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                            • http://www.pbase.com/ratsnest74/image/36564760

                              That's Mr. Magnolia. I clean his house, serve him beer* and cook his dinner.... while he fishes all day long*. Luckily he does thing like pay for my house and car, takes me on great trips and only orders the $4.95 indian specila when I offer to pay for dinner out.

                              disclaimer: *not really.
                              The witchy witch witch of south central NC.

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                              • <BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by sandi in florida:
                                By the way, the pictures of your overweight, hairy, chinless hubbies make me want to gag. How DO you wake up next to that every morning? My dogs are looking better and better every second. <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

                                Unlike you, at least the women here don't have to resort to bestiality to have a good time in bed.

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                                • Ahem... can we please direct this thread back to horsey-supportive SOs? Thanks muchly.

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                                  • No, that's not Mr. PP's first time on a horse. He was mad at me because I wouldn't stop taking his picture - like a kid's first day of school!!! I kept making him stop every five steps or so so that I could get ANOTHER picture. I'm such a dork. Here's a cuter picture of him.
                                    "A horse's face always conveys clearly whether it is loved by its owner or simply used." - Anja Beran

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                                    • He's a very nice looking gentleman. Good catch!
                                      <>< Sorrow Looks Back. Worry Looks Around. Faith Looks Up! -- Being negative only makes a difficult journey more difficult. You may be given a cactus, but you don't have to sit on it.

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                                      • Just wanted to say, as one of the youngers on this board, with a wonderful, supportive, horse loving boyfriend, I love hearing all of your inspirational and touching stories. Especially the ones who say they met young. I sure look forward to the day I can tell mine.
                                        Thank you guys so much for sharing.

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                                        • <BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Kirsten:
                                          Before this terrific thread derails into a flaming ball of chaos and gets closed (boo!), I'd like to sing my hubby's praises too.

                                          We got married in September, and our gelding loves him to pieces. They hang out like the dudes they are, as my husband is very game to holding onto the horse in between classes at a show. He's managed not to get stepped on, or even slimed... which is a small miracle.

                                          Here is a pic of my very non-bald, non-fat, adorable husband (oh, and me too) from our wedding a few months ago.

                                          http://www.bendingmoment.com/wedding/pics/dock-
                                          veil.jpg <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

                                          Kristen, your wedding picture is beautiful! And you look beautiful and your hubby is so handsome! Awe

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