Dear Friends, “Buck” the movie, which I traveled all the way to Montana for in August this year is now coming to Canada at select theatres! The closest for us Kelowna people is Salmon Arm at the film festival, Nov 4-11. I highly recommend you go see it, it will change your life! DVD’s are also becoming available.
Please go to this link for further info http://www.cedarcreekmedia.com/playdates.htm
The cabin arrived and the boys already checked out the new counselling cabin in the yard. It was a beautiful, sunny day and we hung out together. Link and Rollie both sniffed and looked at the cabin and when I asked them to step closer, first Rollie put his feet on the porch, and then Link. The beautiful picture resulted with them both standing on the porch facing me…after a few practice rounds!
Link and Rollie are not new to standing on pedestals and on higher up things. That part wasn’t hard to get one or the other to step up. The part that is harder is that being older and younger brother, they have certain ”relationship dynamics”. The dynamics surface with little stunts like getting them to stand up high together and facing each other. Rollie doesn’t like to be in Link’s space, and Link doesn’t like Rollie in his space. So… after a few tries, they accepted my leadership, and both stood facing each other, on the cabin porch, posing in this beautiful picture. And now you know how we got this amazing picture to happen!
The purpose of this cabin is to provide a quiet space for our programs with the horses. Please come by to come and see the cabin, and the horses! Contact Karin if you’re interested in any of the programs we’re offering. karin@horsejourney.com
I’m so excited! Early this morning I awoke to the sight of my new cabin sitting on a flat deck trailer outside my yard waiting for me! Vern Goddard built this beautiful cabin within one week of ordering it. His website is http://goddard.shawwebspace.ca/ . Vern delivered it with his truck and trailer, and set it up in our yard this morning. It is a beautiful cabin with cedar siding, two sliding windows, a beautiful cottage door with a rounded window. It has a lovely porch to enjoy the views and watch the horses from. With its green tin roof and wood accents on the posts, it is a rustic yet comfortable space facing the round pen and south slope mountains. I’m looking forward to finishing it inside with drywall, tile flooring and furnishing it with comfy chairs and a table.
If you’re looking for a tranquil counselling experience in the company of the horses Link and Rollie, please contact me at karin@horsejourney.com 
