SacredConnections - Horses, Healing & Holistic Education

11/10/2026

The neighbor‘s goats—we don’t know their real names but Sebastian calls them Tuna Sardines and Whitebelly— could smell that there was a fresh load of alfalfa in the trailer. They were patiently waiting for me to come open the trailer for them. We have a free roaming neighborhood, and I love it!

11/09/2026

This is a few weeks old, but I’m waiting on an appointment and deleting stuff from my phone and found this. It was from my first time playing with the Garrocha and 4 year old Warlander Lady.

11/09/2026

I posted this on my personal page but it’s so cute I figured I would share it here too. It lets you in on partly why it’s hard for me to get pictures or video when Abby isn’t around.

11/09/2026

Dutch Warmblood Sonja playing around and showing off for the girls.

11/09/2026

Lusitano Teia playing around while loose in the arena. She chose to jump the mounting block. She could gave run around it, but she did that for fun.

11/09/2026

11/09/2026

Leading my old gal Sweetie into the barn. I didn’t have a lead rope with me. So I just put my hand on her neck, sent her a picture of us walking in together through my mind’s eye to her’s, let her know we needed to and we headed in.

11/06/2026

It’s taken a lot of work to get this calm.
It’s not the only thing we’ve been working on. We’ve been working on lots of little bits. Some horses require tons of micro-steps in the path to being started. This is one of them. But he is really coming along nicely. They aren’t all “born broke” though some seem like it. Some act more wild, some are more timid, some need more convincing, some need more explanation—you catch my drift. This boy hasn’t made it easy, but that’s exactly why he’s here—exactly where he needs to be.

11/06/2026

Teia