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“People make mistakes all the time. That’s more or less the definition of a person: we’re a bunch of walking, talking mistake holders. When I make a mistake, if I was doing my best, I let myself off the hook.”
and secrets are always safe with a horse.
“Here’s the thing about horses,” he said. “They’re like people in one respect—that each one of them is a complete and total individual. People who are just looking at horses from a distance might not see that. But once you get in and work with them, you find out fast. They have their own likes and dislikes. They have people and horses they like and others they don’t, and it might not be clear why. It’s just a preference. They have their own opinions about things. Very distinct personalities. So, no, not every horse is quite as emotional as Midnight. But some are. And it’s not unusual for a
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Complex question.
Like all ‘how are you’ questions. How do we even expect people to give up the true and complete answer to that question?
