This lovely photo is my ex-husband Philip and c’est moi at a New Year’s Eve Costume Ball in Pendleton, South Carolina, at a British restaruant (which no longer exists) called The Pendleton House. That’s champagne in my glass, yep, yep. And I look like that’s not my first glass. I’m wearing my Arabian Native Costume in which I showed my Arabian gelding to The Nationals one year. No one mentioned that I might smell like horses! I’m not quite sure what Sir is dressed as—perhaps a 15th Century lord or king or something. But I am certain that no shiek of a nomadic tribe would be caught dead in my costume!
Needless to say, this photograph was taken YEARS ago. I ran across it in a folder of photos whilst searching for inspriation to do a quick Friday blog for PFS.
My passion then was horses, and now it is writing, but I still love horses and think that someday I’ll resume my riding. Now for a shameless plug for The Night Before Doomsday, my novella about the angels who lost heaven for lust—or was it love? This novella is told in first person from Azazel’s point of view. Azazel was a leader of the Grigori. The Night Before Doomsday isn’t a religious story or one about evil. It’s my attempt to retell a pre-recorded time legend.
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Happy Friday!
Linda
Linda, a very charming Arabian lady you made! I wish the picture was larger, I'd likw to sww the costume.I really enjoyed your short story. It was very interesting reading.
Shesh! Can't type on this new puter. that See and like!
I wish I could make it bigger, it's too small to see well! But they do look like happy times for you!
So cool that you rode in costume. I was totally western. Yup, I had spurs too.
I so miss my horses. SIGH.
Thanks for bringing back the memories.
We need a day of horse stories!
Autumn, shall we share our horse stories from our riding days?
Fun picture, Linda! You look very Arabian! LOL I can see you on one of your very beautiful horses!!
Linda,
How interesting. I used to have Arabians too, and showed them in Canada. Also had an arabian costume for one of the classes.
You look very beautiful, my dear.
I love this pic.
Love the picture! I agree-you do look very Arabian in this picture.