Hi I have just sent you a comment, but then read your blog, its beautiful. And I want to say I feel the same many times and I have come to realise that for me a need a purpose that is greater than me, to fulfill that empty feeling. I found that recently when i went to Sri Lanka and set up a project, however I lost belief that I can do it. Therefore I have come to know that it is first important to take time to become who you want to be, and then take action towards what you want in your heart, then you can have what you desire. Ask your heart what you truly want and go for it! Take care
Suggested Links
Our related sites that may be of interest to you:
Our home and guest ranch can be viewed at the Lost Trail Ranch web site.
Forrest’s blog on riding (probably snowmobiles, not horses…) in the high mountains is called Highcountry Hillbillies (I love the name).
My “other” blog, High Mountain Horse, is all about our horses, riding (yes, horses…), outfitting, horse training and our work and experiences horseback in the high mountains.
Some other sites I enjoy visiting over a cup of coffee:
J. Ruth Kelly’s Blog, Weaving Worlds of Words Awakening . . . Thoughtful, wonderful writing.
Bliss Bait. OK, so I can’t quite describe what it’s about, but it makes me smile, and what could be better?
Reggie’s Grains of Sand. A new friend I just found all the way over in South Africa! As in love with her land as I am with mine.
Diane’s Butterflies and Bumble Bees, One woman touching the earth and touching lives. An inspiration.
Fellow horse person, and far more talent in sewing and crafts than I will ever know: Katmom4 (and check out her blog on her trailer, too)
Maggie Mae Farm, Sustainable, Eco Friendly Farming. Feeling the land, for the land.
Juli Thorson’s Horse Talk. A familiar face in horse industry that always makes us feel welcome.
Wendy’s Horse Adventures. All the way in Vermont, but feels like as close as my kitchen table.
Girl on a Mountain with a Chicken. One very brave chick with a chicken.
Elaine’s three (yes, three) blogs on family, poetry, and life: Cookie Crumbs and Onion Skins ; What’s in My Pen ; and Life, Lived Practially
Sandy’s American Way Farm. Living the good life on the land in New Hampshire.
Jane’s The Literary Horse. Horse humor, with a deep and thoughtful side.
Consider the horse and the human, blossoming together: Enlightened Horsemanship through Touch
Beka’s site is Imperfectly Living a Perfect Life. Look for updates on her life with Grill Chicken!
Julian’s White Horse Pilgrim. His words may be about horses, trains, the beautiful world around him, or the sadness of his past, but always, always his words sing.
There are so many awesome, inspiring, entertaining and enjoyable blogs out there. Please remind me to update my list regularly by sending me a link to yours or another you recommend. This interaction keeps our blogging community alive and well. And to all you bloggers – and you readers – please don’t forget the importance, relavance and reward in comments. Blogging is a converstaion – and two ways is far more fun than one. That’s why we share. Please take a minute and leave a note. If you’re having trouble posting a comment, or would rather keep your response personal and private, feel free to e-mail me directly at highmountainmuse@gmail.com.
Warmly,
Gin
Responses
By: bethshepherd on January 31st, 2009
at 11:06 am
Beth, you have a wonderful way of writing, and of looking at the world. I have heard that we can not help others until we help ourselves. Perhaps. But maybe, in helping others, we learn to help ourselves in the process. Don’t lose belief in yourself. Just keep trying. Perhaps closer to home than Sri Lanka (that sounds so far – you are brave), but wherever you find your next challenge. Nothing is a failure. Just a test.
By: highmountainmuse on January 31st, 2009
at 11:42 am
OMG! Thanks so much for putting me in your links! It may seem a simple thing, but I
m so jazzed to be there! Yay! I’ve been feeling quite alone out there, as I don’t really understand all the “linky stuff” to do. Thank you, thank you!
By: Elaine on March 19th, 2009
at 10:06 am
I look at the Links list as sort of my “to do” list – it’s my way of keeping track of sites I want to return to. I try to spend at least a few minutes each day reading, getting inspired, learning from others. Not a bad few minutes spent…
gg
By: highmountainmuse on March 19th, 2009
at 10:58 am
Your life remids me of all the books I read growing up…my favorite author was Louis L’Amour. He wrote so many books about the west and did a series on a family called the “Sackett’s”.
I read all his books…you and your family remind me of people he would write about. That is a compliment.
By: italco on May 16th, 2009
at 10:10 am
Thank you, I am honored!
By: highmountainmuse on May 16th, 2009
at 12:49 pm
LOVE LOVE LOVE your blog! We are fairly new to the mountains, having completed a house in Angel Fire, NM just over a year ago. Granted, it’s not like living in a cabin and learning how to live off-grid, but it has certainly been a learning experience coming from a town outside of Dallas, Tx and adjusting to living in the southern Rockies! Lots of new things to experience and figure out…hopefully, I can share some of that on my blog. I am using YOUR BLOG as inspiration to be a better writer, and to share things that MATTER! Thanks so much!
By: Roz Garland on May 27th, 2009
at 11:49 am
I seam to not know your e-mail any more what is it know a days.
By: marvin on October 6th, 2009
at 9:08 pm
Sorry Marv – you can write us at losttrailranch@gmail.com, or highmountainmuse@gmail.com. Looking forward to hearing from you – and seeing you – soon!
By: highmountainmuse on October 7th, 2009
at 5:02 am
Hey Gin,
I think it’s so cool to be mentioned on your site. 
I’m glad you like visiting my blog, and I’ll keep visiting yours too. And it’s fun to look at other people’s favourite blogs too, so thank you for the list!
Cheers for now!
By: Reggie on February 6th, 2010
at 5:37 am