Marrakesh Magic Part 4 (Page 3): Yes, your guide certainly did look like Sammy Davis Jr. This series is as interesting as all your others. That means it is incredible.

lnl Loc: SWFL

Yes, your guide certainly did look like Sammy Davis Jr.
This series is as interesting as all your others. That means it is incredible.

MosheR Loc: New York City

lnl wrote:

Yes, your guide certainly did look like Sammy Davis Jr.
This series is as interesting as all your others. That means it is incredible.

Thank you very much, Ellen. You always have such encouraging things to say.

lnl Loc: SWFL

MosheR wrote:

Thank you very much, Ellen. You always have such encouraging things to say.

Thank you. I imagine you were an encouraging teacher.

MosheR Loc: New York City

lnl wrote:

Thank you. I imagine you were an encouraging teacher.

Nah. I always made sure my kids understood that they had no chance in life no matter what they did.

Horseart Loc: Alabama

Thanks again Mel. I'm not so sure about the mules, but horses normally avoid running over people unless the driver forces them to go on.

MosheR Loc: New York City

Horseart wrote:

Thanks again Mel. I'm not so sure about the mules, but horses normally avoid running over people unless the driver forces them to go on.

In Marrakech the horses seemed to be pretty much going along on their own. They knew the route. And one time they pushed us into a wall, as if they didn't realize we were there.
And they weren't texting.

Horseart Loc: Alabama

MosheR wrote:

In Marrakech the horses seemed to be pretty much going along on their own. They knew the route. And one time they pushed us into a wall, as if they didn't realize we were there.
And they weren't texting.

After so long, they are like programmed zombies. I had one once that got so used to showing that when the announcer clicked on his microphone, my horse thought he was going to ask for a change of gait, so I had to hold him back if I heard it so my horse wouldn't go to the next gait, in case the announcer was simply going to announce something .

MosheR Loc: New York City

Horseart wrote:

After so long, they are like programmed zombies. I had one once that got so used to showing that when the announcer clicked on his microphone, my horse thought he was going to ask for a change of gait, so I had to hold him back if I heard it so my horse wouldn't go to the next gait, in case the announcer was simply going to announce something .

Very Pavlovian.

Horseart Loc: Alabama

MosheR wrote:

Very Pavlovian.

Exactly!!

topcat Loc: Alameda, CA

Very nice and very informative.

MosheR Loc: New York City

topcat wrote:

Very nice and very informative.

Thanks very much.