by LR | Apr 9, 2022 | Back Problem Recovery, Horses Hope Healing
Our Guest on Horses, Hope, and Healing: Emily Goldstein, entrepreneur and equestrian, talks about her healing journey The topic for today is the management of the condition known as Kissing Spine. ((See previous post My Aching Back, here.)) More and more horses are...
by LR | Mar 28, 2022 | Horses Hope Healing, Uncategorized, Writing
Does a Doctor Ask First if the Patient Deserves Treatment? An interesting question came up in our family the other day…the question of who “deserves” help, or more specifically, why help some people when it will do no good? My daughter is completing...
by LR | Mar 15, 2022 | Author Spotlight
Pamela S. Thibodeaux, Author and Rule-breaker When I first ran across Pamela’s tagline “Inspirational With an Edge,” (TM) I wanted to learn more. Some authors of “sweet” or “clean romance” will shy away from uncomfortable...
by LR | Feb 2, 2022 | Being Enough
How People Respond in a Crisis: Selfish Hoarding or Selfless Giving There’s no doubt that all of us have been through the wringer over the past two years. The pandemic has caused no end to supply disruptions from basic household goods to critical medical care....
by LR | Jan 15, 2022 | Horses Hope Healing
Inspirational with an Edge I was thrilled to have award-winning author Pamela S Thibodeaux host me on her blog, as well as Goodreads and other social media. Pamela writes “Inspirational with an Edge,” which really speaks to me. She has written both romance...
by LR | Dec 20, 2021 | Horses Hope Healing
It is fun to make Christmas magic happen. Like the old saying goes–it is better to give than to receive. In the case of the Christmas pony, this certainly rings true. Especially if it’s a very naughty pony. When my daughter, Tory, was about five years old,...
by LR | Oct 31, 2021 | Dressed for Tea, Horses Hope Healing, Saving Paddy
Patrick Murphy (1999-2021) I’ve wanted to but have not been able to write this post for more than three months now. I think it is because of several things. It is sad, to be sure, dredging up memories and trotting them out to stir emotions I’d rather keep...
by LR | Aug 11, 2021 | Being Enough, Writing
Failing and Quitting When I was in the third grade, a band director came to my school and gave a demonstration of various instruments and encouraged students to learn to play one. I fell in love with the sound of the clarinet and began what became an almost year-long...
by LR | Jun 14, 2021 | Farm Life
My guest blogger today is none other than my husband, Whit Trovillion, who is passionate about renewable energy such a solar. He was an “early adopter” for a solar system installed on our farm and purchased an electric car. We have not only lowered or...
by LR | Apr 30, 2021 | Back Problem Recovery, Horses Hope Healing
A Diagnosis is a Curse and a Blessing Anyone following the saga of my mare Lucida’s health issues will sympathize with my sinking hopes when I got the call from my vet telling me her blood test came back indicating she indeed has Lyme Disease. I had her tested...
