Kayleen’s view on the world. She is a multicultural ‘kid’ and so adaptable … She met little poor kids in Soweto, spent a week with orphans in Thailand, and played with daughters and sons of wealthy entrepreneurs. She slept in cheap motels, huts, on small rental cars’ back seats, had days of space and luxury in private houses, villas, and 5-star hotels. Her horizon covers small farmer markets and local music festivals as well as the biggest Rodeo event in the world or the gigantic hot-air balloon festival in New Mexico. She loved Christmas in New York, exploring Singapore, hiking on Madeira, horse-mustering the cattle in the Outback, and eating dumplings in Taiwan. Never ever she will forget sailing through the endless wilderness in Canadas Gwaii Hanaa’s National Park and snorkeling the Great Barrier Reef in Australia. Kayleen collected berries in British Columbia, planted Rhododendrons in Tasmania, cared for cats, dogs, and horses in Colorado, Australia, Italy, Portugal, Scotland, Spain, England, and Cape Cod. In China, she was in charge of helping students learning English. In Baja California, Mexico, she was our Spanish translater, face to face with Mexican soldiers. Some lessons in line-dance she got in Colorado. Some fun she had in Disneyland in Anaheim. In a former gold rush trail area of Canada, she followed the rhythm of the native’s drums. On her way, through the world, she became a passionate surfer and began to understand and practices the magic of natural horsemanship. Now she is – yes, just sixteen.