September 29, 2020
Got Purpose?
Certainly Covid 19 has changed the way we look at our world and ourselves. Many are struggling
Author: Mindy Chernoff
September 24, 2020
Horses: Masters of Self Care!
What a lovely picture, as the boys soak up the early morning sun. This picture was taken about 7:30 in the morning. Notice anything interesting about it? Besides it being kind of cool that Rocky has Viton's back, notice where they are standing. All around them
September 2, 2020
A Time For Everything
Greetings! How are you holding up during the "new normal" we are all experiencing? I find myself doing bursts of activity, and then total down time, where it appears I am doing nothing. I say "appears" because even in times of inertia, growth can happen.
July 7, 2020
The Grace Trail!
Here on the east coast we are in the midst of summer– intense heat, with the occasional thunderstorm to break things up. We are having a storm right now, whipping the trees and pounding the ground with much needed moisture. And, for me, one less thing to do
April 23, 2020
We Are Up and Running!
One of the things I love to do is listen. To Podcasts. I do it a lot. And out of that interest came a desire to actually launch one of my own
April 16, 2020
Got Grace?
This was the sight that greeted me last week as I went out do my afternoon horse feed: Yep
April 2, 2020
What Will You Miss?
When the Covid-19 pandemic is over, and it WILL be over, what will you miss? By phrasing that question, do you see what I am trying to do? I am trying to allow your brain to look past what is occurring right now, shift your
March 19, 2020
GOT HOPE?
As I sit here staring at a blank page, I am almost speechless. What to say, as a world we once knew has changed so much? And, it continues to change, almost moment by moment! How can we stay certain in uncertain times? For assistance, I turn
February 18, 2020
“PING!”
The distinct sound of frozen manure being pitched into a wheelbarrow gives off a delightful "PING" sound. In the winter, I LIVE for that sound! Why is that? Because it signifies the end of the mud, and frozen ground means frozen manure, and it is