RE: [RC] removing manure from paddocks serious business! - Charles
I think a lot of it comes
from ignorance. For instance, I didn't know my dog would not be welcome
where ever I went until I was reading "You can farm". Luckily I read it
before I bought a farm and moved to the "country" (hard to claim it is country
when starbucks is less than 10 minutes away). I think it's the same
thing. People move expecting it to be like the suburbs, only less
crowded.
Education is the
answer. After that, you treat 4 year olds as 4 year olds even if they are
40 years old.
Charles
From: SandyDSA@xxxxxxx [mailto:SandyDSA@xxxxxxx]
Sent: Thursday, September 30, 2004 10:59 AM To:
cdy@xxxxxxxxxxxxx; tprevatt@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx Cc:
ridecamp@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: Re: [RC] removing manure from paddocks
serious business!
In a message dated 9/30/2004 5:57:14 AM Pacific Standard Time,
cdy@xxxxxxxxxxxxx writes:
The list was endless and stupid. Some
folks think education is the way. I hear that out west they give
newcomers a pamphlet called something like "the code of the west". It
explains what is expected behavior
wise.
Education? With all the time, money and energy we spend on education, then
why do stupid people still try to cross rail road tracks when the gates are
down; why do people still put cups of hto coffee between their legs when they
drive? Peeps are "educated" 6 ways to Sunday and still behave stupidly. As far
as I am concerned, people who move into horsey communities either fit in or get
out. We don't go move into a tennis commmunity and start building barns and
bringing in pet goats. sigh!Education doesn't work - treating people who BEHAVE
like 4 year olds AS 4 year olds - now that might
work:)! S
