It's that time of year again! After the winter break, my backpack is a disaster, my handwriting is garbage, and I am no where near ready to be stressed again. Classes are here and I am far from prepared. Here is a list of things I do to prepare for a new semester of college.… Continue reading How I Prepare for a New Semester of College
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My College Backpack Essentials
As much as I wish my backpack would be neat and tidy with as few items as possible, it’s not that realistic. When I am on campus 14 hours a day studying, going to class, working, spending time at office hours, and then hitting up the gym there are a few necessities I always carry.… Continue reading My College Backpack Essentials
Tales of the NAYC Groom: The Beginning
Today is July 17 and I sit here contemplating what the next week of my life entails. On July 21 I will begin my journey up to Rebecca Farm to groom at the 2019 North American Youth Championships to groom for CCIJ2*-L rider, Lynnea Woody. It didn’t hit me until about two days ago that… Continue reading Tales of the NAYC Groom: The Beginning
How I Stay Optimistic on Disappointing Show Days
Let’s face it: disappointing show days are inevitable. Now everyone’s definition of disappointing is a little different but you get the point. Maybe you fell off, had a refusal, messed up your dressage test, or scored a 6 on a movement that you know deserved an 8. Regardless of your discipline, I am thrilled to… Continue reading How I Stay Optimistic on Disappointing Show Days
My Experiences with the United States Pony Club
Simply put, the United States Pony Club is: the best thing you can do for any young, aspiring equestriana necessity for any future horsemana fabulous organization for girls and boys a likean excellent outreach and educational program a wonderful foundation for equestrians of all levels and disciplinesthe greatest equine program your money can pay forpretty… Continue reading My Experiences with the United States Pony Club
Stress Management – Advice from a Senior in the Middle of College Applications
I have never been a very stressed person, but it wasn’t until this year when stress hit my like a bus. Granted it may not have been a good idea to try to handle two Varsity sports, 4 clubs, and 6 AP/DE classes in the middle of college applications, but here we are! Oh and on… Continue reading Stress Management – Advice from a Senior in the Middle of College Applications
Nassau, Bahamas Travel Diary
December 27th It is 8:45am on December 27th. I woke up about 3 hours ago and am currently on an airplane. My family and I are headed to the Bahamas for the first time ever. I am so excited to see what this vacation has in store. I am craving the beach, the sunshine, and… Continue reading Nassau, Bahamas Travel Diary
The Event at Archer – Our First Novice
The Event at Archer held its second ever event from June 1st to 3rd and ran its very first spring event. It is a new event in Wyoming and has been incredibly successful! With an amazing state-of-the-art cross country course this event ran Intro-Prelim and boasted over 180 competitors. After holding its first ever event… Continue reading The Event at Archer – Our First Novice
The 2018 Spring Event at Skyline – Nationals Bound
Last week Penelope and I competed in The Event at Skyline in Mount Pleasant, Utah. I had my AP Physics Exam the following Tuesday and my junior finals are right around the corner. This was my first show of the year and with my busy schedule, I went out on a whim and signed up… Continue reading The 2018 Spring Event at Skyline – Nationals Bound
Ogilvy Baby Pad Review
To start out... I freaking L.O.V.E. this pad. I was graciously given this pad from Ogilvy Equestrian as a token of appreciation for applying to be an Ogilvy Equestrian Ambassador. I have the Ogilvy Jumper Baby Pad in white with white trim and the O.E. logo in red, blue, and gold on the right, back… Continue reading Ogilvy Baby Pad Review