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Everything I Know About Life I Learned From My Horse is a memorable book for its equine and human characters: a wandering, social butterfly of a horse who thinks he is a king; a ranch owner's wife who collects flamingo art, flamingo ceramics, and flamingo doodads and a narrator who is consistently above-board with what's on her mind...To read this book is to join Petersen around a campfire, slapping knees together at the adventuresome blessing that is the horse life...At once a humorous memoir and legitimate guidebook, this book is an up-close-and-personal introduction to the cowgirl's days and the charm of the horses that fill them. Foreword September/October 2009

Everything I Know About Life I Learned From My Horse is a memorable book for its equine and human characters: a wandering, social butterfly of a horse who thinks he is a king; a ranch owner s wife who collects flamingo art, flamingo ceramics, and flamingo doodads and a narrator who is consistently above-board with what s on her mind To read this book is to join Petersen around a campfire, slapping knees together at the adventuresome blessing that is the horse life At once a humorous memoir and legitimate guidebook, this book is an up-close-and-personal introduction to the cowgirl s days and the charm of the horses that fill them.Foreword September/October 2009

Everything I Know About Life I Learned From My Horse is a memorable book for its equine and human characters: a wandering, social butterfly of a horse who thinks he is a king; a ranch owner's wife who collects flamingo art, flamingo ceramics, and flamingo doodads and a narrator who is consistently above-board with what's on her mind...To read this book is to join Petersen around a campfire, slapping knees together at the adventuresome blessing that is the horse life...At once a humorous memoir and legitimate guidebook, this book is an up-close-and-personal introduction to the cowgirl's days and the charm of the horses that fill them.Foreword September/October 2009

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Gwen Petersen lives near Big Timber, Montana, where she raises miniature horses and works on her attitude. In addition, this Erma Bombeck of the barnyard writes a regular column for the Fence Post, performs at cowboy-poetry gatherings, and ramrods the annual Sagebrush Writers Workshop. She is the author of How to Shovel Manure and The Greenhorns Guide to the Woolly West. http://www.cowboypoetry.com/gwenpetersen.htm

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