have u tried riding a horse and fell off?

Oh, yeah! an ouch on my "A". When i fell off i was too scared that white boy might step on me. If you have plans riding a horse make sure an expert will guide you so that you won't experience what i experienced. And don't walk,stand, or pass by behind the back because you might be kick off. Kalesa? I haven't seen nor experience it. How's the experience? Yes i had a great time. We explore the area, climb up the hill with my cousins, check on the crops and etc. I didn't expect that simple things like that would paint a smile on my face. My experienced thought me something very important, appreciate all what i have. Where? Hmmm... secret. It's one hour ride from the city. hahahhahaha I'll add the image below.

haha...yeah, thanks for the reminders! and you too, take care and take precautions the next time you ride a horse!really? you don't experienced yet riding in a kalesa? hehe when you visit fort bonifacio or i think even in luneta, there's a lot of it there and you can ride, and they will tour you in the area...hehe and here in cebu, there's still some place where kalesa is still in use for transpo...how's the experience? fun when its your first time...hehe but for me, i really have fun riding in kalesa...haha hmp! i don't even know which city you live in...or even which province..at first look i think about tagaytay...or batangas... very true!that's really important and will make us happier if we know how to appreciate what we have and sometimes happiness are hiding in those simple things and with those things that we took for granted...look in to your environment and you will see many blessings in your life...

Nope. I'd love too but it's quite expensive. They ask too much if they knew you're a tourist or someone they can fool. I don't know also how to bargain, i just pay without asking any question How much is the kalesa ride? I saw them in DV passing buy. Batangay or tagaytay? nuh-uh. Well, if you're top of the hill it's look like you're in that places. Our place is better than tagaytay or batangas because it's isolated and it's still virgin. There's still owls, different types of birds and other stuff. The river is still clean. Anyway, yes. Those simple things are good experienced to cherish. I was blind to appreciate all those things because i am more focused on those stuff that i don't have.

really yaar? wow! this is something new that i know about you!

Wow! u must have a good breed of horses. As far as i know "hot blood" horses used in race is expensive and often who owns it came from a well off family. You must own a huge farm land. Anyway, how long you've been riding a horse? How young are you when you learn riding a horse? Did someone teach you? We own horses but the one used in farm, the "cold bloods" type and it's native.

Hi, i hav neither a farm land nor a horse of my own. Horse riding is completely rare in my locality. Years ago, in 2000, i went for a vacation in simla where my best friend lives. He has a huge farm of horses even he teaches horse riding. He has lots of students of horse riding. Fortunately i became one of his students and in every two weekends he arranged a competition among his students. A local club sponsored all the prizes. I won silver medal that time. Believe me, that was not a huge competition. After that event where i get the chances, i ride horse. So my experiences help me in riding bcoz i was well trained by my friend for a month. But i think i m not too much expert to go for a national level competition. Thanks

hello. Yeah! The feeling is unexplainable. When i was riding and slowly the speed is increasing it scares me but i feel proud that i was able to command the horse though i fell. Well, almost all of us fell. My grand my fell but much worst because she fell on the cows feces.