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When I think about where I'll be in fifteen years, I hope that I'll be walking down a clean barn aisle in a light, airy barn with padded stalls and a heated tack room and office. But in reality, the cost of a new and state-of-the-are facility is not something I will be able to achieve that quickly.
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Hi! I'm the wife of your dad's Who2 partner Paul Hehn. I love horses and rode until college, and am very envious of the way you have managed to keep horses in your life! Beautiful photostream too. Wonderful photos, very beautiful! Keep up the great work. Amy
Posted by: Amy Holmes Hehn | Saturday, January 24, 2009 at 02:59 PM