PARKER, Colo., June 20, 2008 (PRIME NEWSWIRE) -- He has loved horses ever since he was a child. His fascination for these wonderful animals, and his interest to know more about people and himself, lead him to write this thoughtful and insightful book that reveals his Musings On Horses and Humans. Follow author Paul Siemens's enthusiasm, insights, and uniquely intimate bond with his horses as he shares his life journey that poses the similarity of his horse's feelings to his own.
In a stimulating, delightful, and fun-filled revelation of his musings, and some vivid pictures for a clearer visual presentation, author Paul Siemens invites you to embark on this journey with him. Let his Musings On Horses and Humans show you a unique and coherent expression of a seemingly mixed bag of subjects, ideas, and observations. As these things all come together, you'll find a brilliant collection of insights and thoughts into the human condition, human weaknesses and strengths, and subtle interactions between humans and horses. Witness this true "horse whisperer" as he gives his uncanny observations, skills, and interpretations to portray the bond between humans and horses. As you unravel the story of his life through his Musings On Horses and Humans, you'll understand and realize a deeper appreciation for life, search for meaning, and life struggles.
Enjoy this journey of emotional experiences shared by humans and horses -- and the complexities in-between -- as you accompany author Paul Siemens in his Musings On Horses and Humans. Order a copy now through Xlibris.com.
About the Author
Paul Siemens was raised on a Kansas cattle ranch and wheat farm until age 15 when the family moved to the San Joaquin Valley in California. He obtained a Masters Degree in Social Work and then the Vietnam War came calling. After being discharged from the Air Force in 1971, there were few jobs available due to the recession. The next 32 years were spent as a State Farm Insurance agent during which his love for horses gradually began to be fulfilled. He twice placed top 10 at the Morgan National World Championship Horse Show in Western Pleasure and 4th and 2nd in the Carriage Division. His beloved Poco ridden by Sherry Robinson (Lower) placed 1st in ridden dressage. Health issues curtailed these activities in 2000 and he retired to enjoy his family, his horses, and hobbies. He makes his home in Parker, Colorado, still driving Poco and Raven while he continues to train Moki. A consummate philosopher, his observations on the human animal and horses were recorded over a span of 40 years. Only after retirement did the notion of writing a book occur. His two lifetime friends, Ray and Carl, were very instrumental in encouraging him to write his observations into book form.
Musings On Horses and Humans * by Paul Siemens
Publication Date: June 13, 2008
Trade Paperback; $15.99; 107 pages; 978-1-4363-1304-9
Cloth Hardback; $24.99; 107 pages; 978-1-4363-1305-6
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