Showing posts with label rodeo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label rodeo. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 19, 2016

Cow Country Yoga...


I have to admit that I started yoga just to see what all the rah rah was about.  Turns out it's a workout, which I need.
Now, I live in a small town, and we tend to do things a bit western.  Take today for instance, we all came to the studio with a little more bite than usual due to the fact that most of us, including our yoga instructor Nat, had partaken of three days of rodeo. 
Nat's a cow country local, so she managed a track event all three performances and was given an assistant on the last day. An assistant that had never been near a horse or mule, much less on one, an assistant wearing brand spank'n new cowboy boots, an assistant that was try'n way too hard.  He was also wear'n the biggest, shiniest new spurs Nat had ever seen. She asked him why he was wearing spurs, since he wasn't riding. He said, "they came with the boots." Somebody saw him com'n... Anyway the poor guy kept being tripped up by those spurs, which caused him to run into horses, mules, fences, and Nat. She finally parked him, told him to be real sticky like in that spot, and went on to do her part. Don't know where he tripped off to after the last go round.
With all that behind us, my being a little sore, and all of us a little crazy we decided today was best known as Terrible Tuesday Yoga.  Namaste.

Here's a little video to give you some idea of how yoga's done in cow country...  


Wednesday, April 16, 2014

Sunshine Wash & Dry revisited...

It's BIG RODEO time in RB, and I'm look'n to spend some time with the rough stock side of the Dakota branch of the family.

 JJ on Lunatic Fringe 2013

Reminds me of Sunshine Wash & Dry... HERE

Monday, April 19, 2010

The Best Part

The annual Roundup rodeo has come and gone for another year.  Thanks to one of my brother in laws, my Dad and I had great seats in the family box.
As I hadn't been in many years it was great fun, and a bit of a trip getting to see friends from long ago.  
The younger generation is continuing this annual family tradition, which is a good thing.  What a great bunch of kids and grandkids.
I have some terrific memories of the old Roundups.  It has changed a lot over the years, Dad and I both liked the old version better, possibly because we were more involved.  Spending time with family and friends was and is the best part.