As we go through life, some people become extra special to us. Included among them are special Equestrians who become fascinating, influential, role models, life-changers, or are important to us in some other way. Often there are things that are important to us about these people, something we want to write down and be able to read again at another time. These may include memories, facts, events, on and on: the list is as big as your imagination. It becomes whatever you decide to make of it. In this "Equestrians I Idolize Bullet Journal/Scrapbook" you can do anything you want in any way you wish. The pages are set up in such a way as to give you a variety of choices. On the blank pages, you may want to place photos or mementos or draw or write random thoughts or notes. If you want to use pages that are designed for written items differently, you can place photos or designs or something else on them. You are not obligated to stick with the format of the pages. Use the pages any way you want! This journal/scrapbook provides an easy and convenient way to record and re-live what is important to us. In your journal, you will be able to: - Place photos of your most idolized Equestrians - Record important information about anything and everything - You can use each of the dozen 12-page sections for a different person - Make this your own with notes, mementos, drawings-anything your heart desires! - Create your own customized Table of Contents, if you wish, for easy reference later. - Turn this into a one-of-a-kind treasure trove to enjoy over and over Your journal entries will give you a wonderful treasure that you can relive and enjoy again and again any time you re-visit what you have entered in it. This is unique to you, which makes it an extraordinary keepsake.

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It is an image etched in the minds of a generation: Ronald Reagan perched atop his horse, riding through the dusty trails and canyons of his California ranch with his beloved wife, Nancy, at his side. But what most of us did not see was the man who always rode just a few steps away. John Barletta was a Vietnam veteran and Secret Service agent who spent over a decade with the Reagans, poised to give his own life at any moment to save the 40th president of the United States. His superior riding skills made Barletta the perfect choice to protect Reagan during his frequent visits to the ranch. Over time, he got to know Reagan as few others did. But what did these two men talk about during their long solitary hours on horseback--and how did they become the unlikeliest of friends and confidants? In Riding With Reagan, John Barletta shares his one-of-a-kind memories of the President, painting a picture of a relaxed Reagan at his very best. Through his eyes, we see a rugged man who thrived outdoors, deeply loved his wife and children, and was a prankster at heart. Barletta recalls watching Reagan take pleasure in clearing the brush from the grounds, spending quiet time with Nancy, and entertaining world figures like Mikhail Gorbachev and Queen Elizabeth, both of whom were surprised by the spare simplicity of the Reagan ranch. Barletta also recalls the sad times: watching a once-robust Reagan fade into the dark shadows of Alzheimer's disease, and the painful moment when he had to tell the former president that his days of horseback riding had come to an end. Poignant and candid, Riding With Reagan is an intimate portrait of the man who remains one of the most popular presidents in our nation's history. A stirring ode to friendship, brotherhood, and the great outdoors, it celebrates a true hero whose life and spirit are the embodiment of what it means to be an American.