When shopping for a new or used horse trailer, your horses’ safety and comfort should be your first priority and your pocket book farther down the list.

Almost on a daily basis I hear the phrase “do you have any good, used trailers?”  A better question would be “do you have any pre-owned safe trailers?”  In order . . . → Read More: Does a “Good”, Used Horse Trailer Exist?

Goals, intentions, scared space, journaling: put them all together and what have you got – a blueprint or map created just for you, by you. Yep, you are now set to rock and roll right along on your chosen path, at your chosen speed, going to where you want to go.

No longer are you second guessing . . . → Read More: Goals: Rockin’ and Rollin’ Down the Path!

If you have been following my blogs we recently chatted on how creating intention makes order out of fragments of thoughts when we are setting personal goals. To be in tune with our intention allows bits and pieces to gel into something meaningful. In turn, we become super clear – and our mind can take a . . . → Read More: Goals: You Need Your Sacred Space

Late in December a really grand idea started brewing in my head. Mechanical pencil in hand, I chose a fresh spiral notebook and scribbled furiously for days, writing in the margins, upside down, noting jaunty phrases and other assorted food for thought. It was really fun and exhilarating to be creating a brand new instructive resource . . . → Read More: Goals: Creating Intention

It’s been six weeks of recovery time since my mind-opening fall. Mur, my senior gelding and riding partner that day, offers me sweet apologies as only a horse can give: soft nuzzles, liquid brown eyes, and stillness when I go out to visit him. The stillness allows me to gently touch . . . → Read More: Talking to the Night

Last week I shared with you the news of my bone-breaking fall from one of my horses and how it was bringing me a “landslide of blessings”. What kind of blessings come from broken bones and bruised brains? Plenty and this appears to be just the beginning of something immense. As one of . . . → Read More: Connecting My Brain to My Heart: Becoming Heart-centered

Falling off of a 1200 pound large animal is typically not considered a blessing by most sane folks. When it happened to me I was totally unprepared for the landslide of blessings that I would come to experience as a result of this heart-stopping moment in time. Looking back on that exceptional Saturday, I know in my heart there was no other way to get where I am today without going through the bone-crushing event. . . . → Read More: Unexpected Blessings – Turning Landslides into Lessons of Love