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OX by Henry Burt Stevens Thursday, February 10, 2005 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan Results of daily training
OX by Henry Burt Stevens 06/13/2000 So many years I've spent training this OX to walk straight along the path. Earlier was near impossible his running and wandering were almost constant. But lately he walks slower much steadier and not so far ahead of me. .

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Reviewed by Sue Hess	2/10/2005

some things are harder to take than others...sounds like you have yours under control




Reviewed by Judy Lloyd (Reader)	2/10/2005

I agree slow and steady will get you there quicker. Too fast and you run out of steam quick.




Reviewed by Mr. Ed	2/10/2005

Slow and steady is not a bad way to go.