Grubby kids, chubby ponies.
Nearly time for the change! I have three weeks left at work and was home at the parents place this weekend with an interview lined up at a riding school. All sounds good! So the plan is as of January 2007, to be training towards my Level 1 instructor's licence. Brilliant!
Was hoping for full time work as am used to twelve days a fortnight of work, each around ten hour days... Now this one is generally going to be weekend work, maybe a weekday here and there... but not enough to keep me busy; even if it will be days full of grubby kids on chubby ponies!
So am standing in faith waiting on another job possibility that can fill in my week days, still be about working with horses and earn me a reasonable income. Big ask? You bet! All things are possible, though.
Have been thinking lately about doing a massage course in relation to horses, so once I've done a bit of research, will add a post about this and possible places to do so; although for now the focus should be just the Level 1, I think! Will be enough to keep me busy over the next 18 months or so... with South Africa in between - brilliant!
"All I need to know in my life, I learnt from my horse: Great legs and a nice rear will get you anywhere in life. Big, brown eyes help too."
Was hoping for full time work as am used to twelve days a fortnight of work, each around ten hour days... Now this one is generally going to be weekend work, maybe a weekday here and there... but not enough to keep me busy; even if it will be days full of grubby kids on chubby ponies!
So am standing in faith waiting on another job possibility that can fill in my week days, still be about working with horses and earn me a reasonable income. Big ask? You bet! All things are possible, though.
Have been thinking lately about doing a massage course in relation to horses, so once I've done a bit of research, will add a post about this and possible places to do so; although for now the focus should be just the Level 1, I think! Will be enough to keep me busy over the next 18 months or so... with South Africa in between - brilliant!
"All I need to know in my life, I learnt from my horse: Great legs and a nice rear will get you anywhere in life. Big, brown eyes help too."
Labels: education, instructing
posted by Christine at 17:25
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