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Bob Goddard
Other Side of the Fence - In Charge Again
Just Don’t Forget the Corn Muffins
Thursday, February 4, 2010 :: Posted 04:00:23 PM CST
Whenever daughter my Jamie goes out of town for a few days, she leaves me in charge of her horses. Actually, I’m not “in charge” of anything and she knows it. The horses are bigger than me and they’re better trained, so they pretty much call the shots.
Jamie uses the phrase “leave you in charge” in order to motivate me. She’s challenging me to up my game and assert myself with the horses like a biped should. This is a clear case of manipulation, of course. Jamie knows how to handle large animals better than I do.
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Other Side of the Fence - In Charge Again
Just Don’t Forget the Corn Muffins
Thursday, February 4, 2010 :: Posted 04:00:23 PM CST
Whenever daughter my Jamie goes out of town for a few days, she leaves me in charge of her horses. Actually, I’m not “in charge” of anything and she knows it. The horses are bigger than me and they’re better trained, so they pretty much call the shots.
Jamie uses the phrase “leave you in charge” in order to motivate me. She’s challenging me to up my game and assert myself with the horses like a biped should. This is a clear case of manipulation, of course. Jamie knows how to handle large animals better than I do.
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