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We are close enough to our goal that if half the community donated even just $1 to our cause, we would be building a new well in Ethiopia.

Donate NOW to save hundreds of lives and offer the chance to live a more promising life to young Ethiopian girls!

Every well we help build in Ethiopia plants the seeds of hope for a better future. Let’s come together to support this cause and watch hope grow! 💚

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Hello Everyone.

There is a dire need for help in Ethiopia, once again. Please help me support WellWishers Ethiopia. Our Goal is to help WellWishers build 1 well this weekend.

This is a HIGH goal, but I know my awesome community will help support us in delivering clean water to one more village this year. One well costs aproximately $5000, but provides water to 225 people now. More importantly, this impacts generations of villagers and allows the girls of the village to go to school instead of having to trek for miles every day to carry buckets of water (dirty water at that) from the water source.

PLease follow the link below and donate anything you are able to. I thank you in advance, and I look forward to providing one more village with clean water and the girls with a chance to go to school!

Be Awesome~
Lisa

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The next eventing generation moving up the ranks... Here's little Edwina & Tusseman posted by her mother Anna Freskgård.

Tusseman picked up a snack along the way too :)

In German, there is a saying: “Reiten lernt man nur durch Fegen”, which translates as “Riding is only learned by sweeping”. I have often thought about this saying.

Wherever there are horses, there is a lot of work to be done: Cleaning, sweeping, brushing, feeding, repairing…It’s not only the fun sides of pushing yourself off the ground and into the saddle. Learning to ride takes commitment and discipline, and we might have to do a lot of things which are not very glorious. Sweeping teaches us humility and keeps us grounded.

For me, this saying is also about apprenticeship. You start at the bottom, you sweep, you get off your high horse and you become open to learn. You admit to yourself that you don’t know everything. Sweeping is good for our ego. If you are an apprentice, the master can afford be honest to you. You don’t pay for lessons and s/he has nothing to loose if s/he scares you off. And that kind of honesty we need if we want to develop.

When we do chores around the barn, we also have the chance to develop a more natural kind of relationship with our horses, or with horses in general. We are not directly focused on them and can observe how they interact and what they are doing.

Sweeping is also my zen practice. Whatever my troubles are, I usually feel better after the morning chores at the barn are done.