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Carolyn Berry
Owner, The Berry Fit CompanyCarolyn was raised in a small town in Iowa and began sewing as a young child. Her affinity to fabric and fit along with her entrepreneurial spirit has led her to develop Berry Fit Company into the nation's largest and most responsive maker of custom horse show clothing. Carolyn works alongside her daughter Polly Vandall, an award-winning designer, to continue to create quality, unique western show wear.
"A Look at Life From the Saddle" by Armour Patterson - Fri, Dec 9th, 2011
Written By: Carolyn Berry
Written By: Carolyn Berry
Polly just returned from her shopping trip with a wonderful book that I know you will love and love to give. It is filled with colored pictures of Chris Owen's paintings along with a lesson for each.
Here is an excerpt:
"Death and danger were constant companions, yet cowboys saddled up and rode without complaint or self-pity..........When a young cowboy had questions, he wouldn't go to an inexperienced cowpoke. No, he would go to the man who had ridden through the storms because those who persevere see and understand things that those with easier paths cannot.
Do I wish then for more trials to increase my wisdom and understanding? No, I would rather make a deal. No more "understanding sought" in exchange for "no more trials given". The good Lord would likely shake His head and say, "My thoughts are not your thoughts, nor are your ways My ways".
from Rough Trails are Great Teachers
Harvest House Publishers
15.99
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Here is an excerpt:
"Death and danger were constant companions, yet cowboys saddled up and rode without complaint or self-pity..........When a young cowboy had questions, he wouldn't go to an inexperienced cowpoke. No, he would go to the man who had ridden through the storms because those who persevere see and understand things that those with easier paths cannot.
Do I wish then for more trials to increase my wisdom and understanding? No, I would rather make a deal. No more "understanding sought" in exchange for "no more trials given". The good Lord would likely shake His head and say, "My thoughts are not your thoughts, nor are your ways My ways".
from Rough Trails are Great Teachers
Harvest House Publishers
15.99
View All of My Blogs | Blog Home