Great Day

[Guest guest]

Hey guys,

I had to brag a little about yesterdays (friday july 14th) GREAT DAY!

Abby was in our county fair! She was in the lead line class

(beginners) for the English riding show. She had a great time, and

her instructor said Abby was the best one in the ring, out of 5

children. (Although I know she is a little partial, Abby has a great

relationship with her instuctor.)

http://www.ocobserver.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?

AID=/20060715/NEWS/607150316

Here is the article, however there isn't a picture of her in the

paper.

And the staff writer didn't add anyting about apraxia. He asked

me " how did you get your daughter involved in horseback riding " And I

specifically told him, " Abby has a neurological disorder, Apraxia,

which inhibits consitent correct speech. Horseback riding is used as

a theraputic approach for her. " Uggg, he didn't write any of that. I

know the aritcle is supposed to be about the " fair " not a child with

apraxia or any disability.

Anyways, we had a great time. Abby, and the other 4 kids all got blue

ribbons, and a beany baby pony. Too cute. And of course WE took tons

of pictures and video!!

Dawn in

[Guest guest]

Whooops, went back and read my own post. Forgot to add, NJ in my

signiture.

Though by now you all know where I'm from. And ya know Dawn in

(blank) is kinda like Dawn in space. Outer space to be exact!

Yesterday just left me busting like a balloon, I think thats where I

landed. LOL

Dawn (in NJ)

>

> Hey guys,

> I had to brag a little about yesterdays (friday july 14th) GREAT

DAY!

> Abby was in our county fair! She was in the lead line class

> (beginners) for the English riding show. She had a great time, and

> her instructor said Abby was the best one in the ring, out of 5

> children. (Although I know she is a little partial, Abby has a

great

> relationship with her instuctor.)

>

> http://www.ocobserver.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?

> AID=/20060715/NEWS/607150316

>

> Here is the article, however there isn't a picture of her in the

> paper.

>

> And the staff writer didn't add anyting about apraxia. He asked

> me " how did you get your daughter involved in horseback riding " And

I

> specifically told him, " Abby has a neurological disorder, Apraxia,

> which inhibits consitent correct speech. Horseback riding is used

as

> a theraputic approach for her. " Uggg, he didn't write any of that.

I

> know the aritcle is supposed to be about the " fair " not a child

with

> apraxia or any disability.

>

> Anyways, we had a great time. Abby, and the other 4 kids all got

blue

> ribbons, and a beany baby pony. Too cute. And of course WE took

tons

> of pictures and video!!

>

> Dawn in

>