Muffin in the trailer leaving MD for his new home in GA |
OK I ranted, I raved, I said my piece. Time to put it behind me and move on!
In the mean time, any ideas to re-boost a lesson program where ALL the elements are there except the clients? I am GOOD at my job, we have a wonderful facility, wonderful horses, safe and comfortable tack, great location ... not sure why the sudden famine except for kids moving (3), kids on vacation the entire month of June (5), and families hit by a hard economy that had to cut something out. I need some FRESH ideas!!!
Summer camp at the barn?
ReplyDeleteKeep your head up :)
Thanks:) I am doing summer camp ... it has the lowest numbers so far to date in NINE YEARS:( I worked all last week driving an hour one way to the barn to do camp for two kids. It was pathetic. This is part of the famine as well:(
DeleteYou could advertise at some of the local schools, especially the ones without IEA programs, since those kids probably haven't heard about riding nearly as much.
ReplyDeleteAnd maybe ask your current lesson kids to bring a friend out to ride in a lesson (discounted, if possible) so they can see what it's all about, and how much fun it is. :)
Good ideas Laura. Thanks!
DeleteStory of my life. When you find a cure, let me know. Sorry :/
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