Lessons learned the first 50 years

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I hit a milestone. I turned 50 years old. I am thankful that I don't feel 50.   I am thankful for things God has taught me throughout those 50 years. .  I have learned that God loves mercy and when I feel a sense that justice needs to happen over mercy, all I need to do is remember that I am thankful for when God gives me mercy instead of a just punishment.   (Micah 6:8 8 He has shown you, O mortal, what is good. And what does the LORD require of you? To act justly and to love mercy and to walk humbly with your God.) ( Luke 6: 36  Be merciful, even as your Father is merciful. ) I have learned that hurt people end up hurting people.   When I am able to see that I didn't hurt them but I am bearing the results of that persons hurt inflicted by other people, it helps me forgive whatever hurt they pushed onto me and move on.  (Romans 12 : 18  If possible, so far as it depends on you, live peaceably with all. )  I have learned that anyone who thinks they have God

Never too old to learn things...

This week I learned that you have to smash an apple BEFORE you feed it to a horse.  They aren't capable of grinding big pieces.    Thankfully I learned that BEFORE any horse choked. :)  I learned that some race horses are all white...after I walked  HUGE Jester to the arena.

 ( I thought they were all black or brown).  I learned that few police horses  have a retirement plan; they are generally destroyed/ put down.... few are rescued and live out a normal horse life.  (So glad Haze is one of them)

 I learned that Tebow isn't a full sized- horse, but a pony.   Go back a couple of "updates" and you can read about him.   http://inhonoroftheking.blogspot.com/view/timeslide#!/2012/01/blog-post.html


 I learned that Stallions aren't nearly as laid back as their "fixed" counterparts... No pun intended. (Although Jackson was a pretty laid back before he was gelded).   I learned that a horse will bite you ...just because she thinks you should talk to her.

I learned that boys are great at making life-sized mazes when given permission to turn over furniture. 


I learned that John-Michael is picking up more and more environmental print.  Yesterday, he said,"Look...they think I am the bathroom"... because the sign was pointing straight at him.


I learned that some girls  just like playing in the mud... even if they are generally prissy.

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