ASSASSIN'S CREED II FOCUS ON THINGY: LEONARDO! (FINALLY)
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BAH.
I HATE CHEMISTRY.
A LOT.
Yes. That may change as the semester goes on, but at the moment, I hate chemistry and am realizing my hate of math again.
BUT OTHER THAN THAT... I've been so friggin busy. Sorry for disappearing on you guys (not that that's any different than normal, and it's not like I have anyone dying over the next day I'll post something

) but I am once more behind in messages and journals, all because I've had no time for anything this week between course work, classes, work, and then spending Friday driving up to CT to see Tucker again, spending several hours at the stable watching others work with him than taking a lesson on him, then spending the rest of the night attempting chemistry problems I didn't understand. Then I spent Saturday driving back home after talking to the people at the stable again, continuing trying in vain to answer the chemistry problems, and straining over finishing up my faerie costume because on Sunday my family,

and I all went to the Renaissance Faire, not getting home till nine something after which I had to CONTINUE to try to figure out my chemistry work.
So yeah, I kinda wanna curl up and lay in bed for a few days. But alas, I still have to continue with my week again.
But for what it's worth, visiting Tucker was good and everything went well. I rode him after watching the end of one person riding him, than watching another lesson with local collegiates, and he was pretty good. But the best part was that when the lesson finished, I actually wanted to ride
more. That rarely happens after I've been riding for longer than a half hour, especially on Tucker (who's very physically demanding). Almost always I'll be happy to get off and go home, but this time I wanted to just keep riding him, which I hope is a good sign.
Plus, everybody still loves him there. Even the riders who's he's shown his bastard-ish side to all still like him. But I still don't know if I can keep up with what he needs by myself. I can't get out to the stable and ride 6 days a week. Only 3, maybe 4 days, and then it's only for an hour or so because I just can't do much more after that, and horses aren't the only things in my life. Right now Tucker's being ridden several times a day, 6 times a week. He'll NEVER get that at our current stable, but maybe once me move.
But I'm thinking I should keep him up in CT, on a lease or sell him to those trainers or something, so I know where he is, know he's treated well, and know I'll be able to visit and ride him if I want to(which I will). And then if I have time and money, I could try training another horse that would be a "better match" for me. But I'm not ready to completely let go of Tucker yet. But I keep thinking that he'll be better off there and there's not much more we can do for each other.
Sigh. Most people wouldn't figure horses could cause so much drama (well, horse people will know, but non-horsey people may be surprised).
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