Valerie’s horse, Moon was the perfect listener, often staying the girl’s exhausting soliloquies about the sad state of her teenage life. On this afternoon, the horse seemed determined not to listen, interrupting with snorts and neighs. Moon kept moving away from Valerie’s attempt to talk and finally settled near the saddles. So you want to ride, she thought. As they rode across the hills, Valerie’s teenage angst was no more than a distant thought. For a moment, she knew what Moon knew: sometimes you just have to move.