Sep 15, 2011 | Holistic Health, Positive Thinking
As a business owner, and more recently a farm owner, I don’t think I’ll ever utter the words “I don’t have anything to do” again. Like most of us, my “To Do” list is impossible. There are more things on it than I could conceivably do in a day, a week, or perhaps even...Sep 12, 2011 | Food/Health Connections, Holistic Health
Did you know that between 10% and 30% of the adult skeleton is replenished each year? This means you have an entirely new skeleton every 3 to 10 years! Red blood cells live for an average of 20 to120 days, so every 4 months you have an entirely new blood supply! ...Sep 6, 2011 | Live Naturally
Equestrians are among the busiest people I know. In addition to working and running a household, equestrians make time to care for half-ton creatures – and we are usually great at all three! Having horses gives us a tremendous understanding of responsibility and we...Aug 22, 2011 | Positive Thinking
Typically, I don’t like to focus on the negative but in this case, it’s the negative that’s the problem so please pardon this transgression. We are immersed in a negative-thinking society. The news is 90% (or more) negative; focusing on murder and other crimes,... 
Aug 17, 2011 | Holistic Health
Special thanks to my friend and colleague, Lisa Derby Oden, for sharing this article with us. Lisa has been providing business development, marketing, and nonprofit consulting services to the horse industry since 1995 through her business Blue Ribbon Consulting. She... 
Aug 8, 2011 | Holistic Health, Positive Thinking
Guest Blogger: Wendy Stout, M.S., Energy Practitioner Have you ever fallen off your horse? What feelings do you experience now, even years later, as a result of that fall? Does it still bother you and your performance? Would you like to have that change? My name is...Aug 3, 2011 | Holistic Health
Have you ever had one of those days when you’re completely conscious of your underwear? You know, the elastic might be on its way out or the cut is just wrong and they’re ending up where they simply don’t belong. You invent some kind of awkward gait to try to...
