The Fulton School
I finished the week at the ranch by helping clean, take inventory, and set up for the summer day camps they offer. I thoroughly enjoyed talking with all of the volunteers and staff about their experiences, stories at the ranch, and faith. I can confidently say that I was taught much about the organization and management of a non-profit as well as life wisdom that I will apply for the rest of my life. I hope to spend some time out at the ranch this summer to continue the relationships that were created within the last two weeks.
For my last day, Lori, the director, “reserved” Alex for me to ride. I had previously only worked on the ground with him and was very excited to get the chance to ride him. He was very fun to ride although he tested me the entire time. It was challenging and frankly reflected my own attitude in certain situations when I am not in charge. I am very thankful for the self reflection.
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Did you fall?
More seriously do you enjoy doing the same type of stuff as your mom? I can’t remember if she does something similar but if I’m wrong I guess that’s my mistake. But if not then is this something that you find interest in for the future or was it more of a fun learning experience instead?
How many horses there are right now? I know that Alex are craziest one and I think second biggest.
What do you think is the hardest to work with horses?