He said the not too distance future , give it a year . <| sep |> Have a timer of sorts that makes a noise when your time is up . Sometimes we let our brains think we aren ' t taking longer than we need for a break , the noise is sufficient to snap your brain back to action . <| sep |> come yishun if death is ur wish <| sep |> no headphone jack , There ' s a secret headphone jack , you just have to drill it out , unfortunately the only music stored on it is AppleCore <| sep |> As long as the barn knows your horse isn ' t up for sale I don ' t see any reason to move it . It ' s not like they will tack it up in the middle of the night to go ride it or load it and simply leave with it . I may be completely oblivious to how the whole horsesystem is in the states . But in northern europe it is completely normal to ask about your friends horses if you are interested in them . Ususally we then try out the horse if the offer is good enough . Clearly the offer to trade isn ' t good enough and you said no . I don ' t see how this can be akward at the barn and shows in the future . You have a horse they like . They are probably going to be there whenever your daughter is in the arena but what is the problem ? I have a horse that I got quite a few bids on last year . I compete with them every other week . One of them came up with another offer when I turned the first one down . They tried out the horse in the warmup the day after and didn ' t want it anyway . No harm done . This was one of my trainers other students they bought another horse and we now ride lessons together .