Georgetown Waterfront.

SNOW.

In the Fountain.

   A little while ago, my roommates and I went to a local concert. To our pleasant surprise, our friends from church were there with their kids. We talked while their kids played in the fountain, and as you can see, they had a blast.

Max Meadows: Part II.

This past weekend, I went with Ashley to one of her barrel races. She took along her two-year-old horse, Dash. He and Lexus got quite attached to each other, but he did alright for going to a show for the first time. We also found his tickle spot. Most horses have a tickle spot, commonly below their neck, but Dash has one on his rump; a less common area. And he throws a fit when you scratch it. 

This show was smaller than previous ones because there was only one association at the show. All in all, there were about 50 riders. Ashley placed 2nd in the 3rd Division. Right now, she stands 3rd in the 3rd Division overall for the season. If she keeps this up, she might make it to World's in October. Let's hope she does. 

Pony with Dash.

   Dash needed some training for patience, so Ashley decided to pony with him. Ponying is when you have a horse follow you while you ride and hold the lead rope. Dash is young and still has spunk, so his patience wore thin fast. He tried to bite Lexus' tail and tossed his head a bit, but he calmed down soon enough.