If You Can't Get Off the Horse, You'd Better Learn to Ride

Sewn binding. Cloth over boards. ix, [3], 206, [4] p. The author grew up on a farm in Idaho. He served in the Boy Scouts, the United States Army, and the corporate world. He is now a professional story teller. This is his first book. Have you ever thought that your life would make a good book? If so, you'll recognize yourself in this new tide by first-time author, Scott Weigle. This book captures many of the commonplace events we've all experienced, with one addition: the author points out the lessons we can learn from the small things that happen every day. Do you remember traveling with your psychotic pet on the freeway? Or the time your kid embarrassed you to death and you had to stand right there and die in public? It's all here, presented in rich detail that will have you nodding your head as you recall your own experiences. The author's humor and insight connects readers with their past in a way that will remind them of all the little lessons they may have forgotten along the way. This book isn't about horses--it's about finding daily success even when the trail gets rough and we start developing a few saddle sores. It's best summed up in the author's own words: "If you want to enjoy life, you've got to learn to love the ride". This book shows us, in an engaging, humorous, and thoughtful way, how to do just that. Very good in very good dust jacket. Signed by author.…