Category Archives: Blog
Artist Sue Steiner writes about her horses and pets thru an artist’s eye.
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Growth and Trusting the Process
Posted on February 20, 2012 by Sue Steiner in Blog, DevotionalWe’ve been blessed with some beautiful weather! What a difference it makes when the sun comes out. The sun is shining and the air is clean and crisp. There is the promise of spring in the air. I have some new art in the works. The flicker of my muse is coming back [...]
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Outside the Lines!
Posted on January 12, 2012 by Sue Steiner in Articles, Blog, DevotionalInside or Outside? Training my young, green horse outside of the ring first, rather than inside an arena has been a new experience for me. The other times I have worked with green horses has been to do mostly ring work first and then begin to venture out. Obviously this is the [...]
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No Pasture Puffs Allowed!
Posted on January 9, 2012 by Sue Steiner in Articles, BlogI have made it my mission to have NO pasture puffs in pasture this year. I cut back on horses so that I can spend more time riding and less time mucking and doing maintenance. So far this has been a good thing all the way around. My other horses have found wonderful homes and [...]
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‘You Can Do It’
Posted on December 30, 2011 by Sue Steiner in Blog, DevotionalSometimes we all need a little nudge. I have been working with my horse Remmy to transition her from an ex-racehorse to a pleasure horse. I am also working to move forward over obstacles in my life. As I work and train my horse I find parallels in my life. I write about [...]
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Being Chosen
Posted on December 27, 2011 by Sue Steiner in Blog, DevotionalHorses, like people, have different opinions on what it feels like to be chosen from a group for a special purpose. I often have to retrieve a horse from the pasture and bring it up to the barn for one reason or another. Sometimes it is something good, like when I have a horse [...]
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A Wild Ride!
Posted on December 26, 2011 by Sue Steiner in Blog, Sue SteinerToday, the day after Christmas, I am doing what I do most mornings. I drink my coffee and look over my facebook feed. Post after post I read of one happy Christmas celebration after another. The occasional ’FUK U’ or ‘I survived’ shows up too in the newsfeed in stark contrast to the other comments about [...]
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Free Rein Art ‘Going with the Flow!’
Posted on December 20, 2011 by Sue Steiner in Blog, Studio News, Sue SteinerToday I hope is a day for art experimentation! I have completed and met my Christmas deadlines and am sorely in need of just going with the flow with my art. I create art to sell but more importantly I create art because I feel good when I am creating! The name [...]
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Fighting Manure and Melancholy
Posted on December 13, 2011 by Sue Steiner in Articles, BlogMost people who don’t actually clean stalls would be amazed at the sheer volume of manure a horse produces. I know this inst’t pleasant to think about but it is a necessary evil when caring for horses. If ignored or not dealt with it soon becomes a huge problem. To continue on in [...]
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Which Way Do We Go?
Posted on December 8, 2011 by Sue Steiner in BlogAs a heavily righted brained person I can relate to the one sidedness brain of the horse. I find it hard to do anything that relates to numbers/time when I am in my art mode. Horses tend to be naturally lop sided and prefer one way of going over another and as a part of [...]
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Getting Thru the Muck and the Mire
Posted on December 2, 2011 by Sue Steiner in BlogTrail rides, as in life can throw some unexpected obstacles in your way. My latest ride on Remmy proved to be a challenging one due to new and unforeseen obstacles not encountered before. We had to postpone our daily ride until the weather cleared the last several days since we had poor footing and mud [...]
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