Wendy followed that map, and her inspiring new book–already a New York Times bestseller–asks the questions that science may finally be ready to answer. On a more symbolic level, this foal, like all horses, is wearing a map of its species’ history. Many of Meagan’s horse sculptures feature a primitive pattern suggestive of the ancient cave drawings of horses visited by Wendy in her book. Don’t forget to buy some gifts for yourself, and to add to this list in The Jurga Report’s comment section! Credit: Sculpture by Meagan Kieffer One of Meagan Kieffer’s sculptures seems like the perfect illustration for Wendy Williams’ book, “The Horse”. If there’s someone on your gift list who deserves the latest and the greatest, here’s your list. That book inspires more questions, and a renewed pledge to find out more about horses. That book legitimizes the questions so many of us ask, and never really get answered. It began after the inspiration of reading Wendy Williams’ new book, “The Horse: The Epic History of Our Noble Companion”. So this list of gift ideas has no limits, and represents just a tip of an iceberg of what’s out there, if you look. For others, a gift card or a concert ticket is sure to please and easy for you to purchase.īut for others, there’s the gift of education, of curiosity, of science and technology and knowing that there are things we can give this holiday season that were never available before, and that might open some closed little cabinets in our minds to new ideas. When all three of those things happen, it’s a very good gift.įor some people, a personal gift like a bracelet or a fragrance is the right choice. Perhaps it’s the fun of seeking out just the right thing for the right person. Perhaps it is knowing that a gift will be used and appreciated.

What makes a great holiday gift? Perhaps it is watching the surprise and pleasure on the recipient’s face as the gift is unwrapped.

The horse by wendy williams