Monica Dickens Quotes

When I Can't Ride Anymore, I Shall Keep Horses As Long As I Can Hobble Around With A Bucket And A Wheelbarrow. When I Can't Hobble, I Shall Roll My Wheelchair Out To The Fence Of The Field Where My Horses Graze And Watch Them.
Whether By Wheelbarrow Or Wheelchair, I Will Do Likewise To Keep Alive-as Long As I Can Do As Best I Can-my Connection With Horses.

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