Horses primarily use body language to communicate.
Whinnies and nickers aren’t heard nearly as frequently as horse movies would
lead us to believe. A good horseman can easily read a horse’s body language and
converse with the horse using his own.
But one doesn’t have to be a horseman to know
what our Tennessee Walker, Solomon, is thinking. His eyes tell all! One glance
says he’s content, hungry, wanting attention, begging a carrot, proud of the
good work he’s done, or jealous. (He’s easily offended and gets miffed if
someone pays more attention to Sugar than him.) Solly would make a terrible
poker player.
This morning Solly looked so cute, all covered
with tiny icicles, that I just had to snap his picture before I did chores.
Needless to say, his eyes read like a book: Enough
already! Where’s my breakfast?
“The blind see, the lame walk, the lepers are cured, the deaf
hear, the dead are raised to life, and the Good News is being preached to the
poor.” –MATTHEW
11:5 (NLT)
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