Christianna Capra's Comments

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At 3:08pm on January 28, 2010, Kim McElroy said…: Do you mean you found an image of my art online? I do have a horse medicine wheel image here: http://www.spiritofhorse.com/store/store/comersus_viewitem.asp?idproduct=376 I have options for allowing the use of this image for workshops and advertising. Thanks! Kim

At 2:49pm on January 28, 2010, Kim McElroy said…: Hi Christianna,
Thank you for your sweet comments about my art. I do feel that I am channeling the horse's spirit and my exploration of this is a joy and an honor. You mentioned posting on of my horse collages - do you mean one of my soul essence portraits? Thank you for asking and for your offer of a link. I appreciate the link but I actually don't allow free posting of my art because I sell my art as logos and advertising use, but I do have some wonderful free animated banners you can access on the bottom of my links page http://www.spiritofhorse.com/store/store/custom_pages.asp?id=79 I'll look into adding my ecards website banner there too - do you know about my ecards site www.spiritofhorsecards.com?

Neat that you grew up here : ) ! I come to upstate NY Rochester area frequently to visit my best friend there.

Thanks
Kim

At 10:28pm on January 27, 2010, Kim McElroy said…: Hi Christianna, Thanks for inviting me to be your friend, you're my first "Friend" on Barnmice!

Warmly,
Kim McElroy

At 6:57am on January 19, 2010, William Micklem said…: Christianna...my apologies for delay..have been waiting for copies...now in...did I have your postal address...thank you for your patience..William

At 2:28pm on December 2, 2009, Barnmice Team said…: Hi Christianna!

I've added your link to our Favourite Links section, and yes, please add www.barnmice.com on your website as well.

Thank you and best of luck with your new project!

At 8:35am on November 23, 2009, Alexis Alice Sachs said…: Thanks for the comment on my App!!

At 10:10am on November 17, 2009, Shirley said…: www.wildhorsepreservation.org
Here is some information on the situation for our wild horses.
They need are help if they are going to remain alive and free
on their rangeland. Contact information is included. Please help!

At 2:17pm on September 3, 2009, Cheryl S. said…: In response to a previous comment -- many foals, often only days or hours old are forced to run in the roundup and die...trampled to death and orphaned. The older, wiser horses are also taken, leaving the inexperienced ones without the knowledge of where the grazing and watering areas are and the survival skills needed to pass on for survival of the herd. I just wanted everyone to know what's going on, in case they didn't.

At 8:33am on August 11, 2009, angelea @ HorseGirlTV said…: hi christianna (beautiful name!) thanks or adding me. please join the HorseGirlTV fanclub if you have time here on barnmice at http://www.barnmice.com/group/horsegirltvfanclub

At 3:04am on June 23, 2009, cheyenne said…: ha ha thats sounds cool!:)
i have owened casper for 6 years now. when we first got him he had been abused by prvious owners. so we have spent a lot of work geting him to trust again. but he is preety good now though. he is 15.2hh and is sorda a buckskin pinto sounds a bit strange but he is. and grace is a beatuful chestnut and around 16hh and is a ex race horse. we dont know much about her history but we know no shes 9 not 16 as the people we bought her of said. we know she is unrideable but she has really nice movet. esplially her triot. it is really extended at times:) so do you compeat on your horse or anything?

cheyenne

cheyenne