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There are easier ways to spend three days than putting six women together on a farm with a herd of horses and asking them to take a chance on themselves. There are also warmer ones. And drier ones. Although, to be fair, we did have a cold plunge. Six women arrived at Gracie’s Farm on San Juan Island for three days of horses, connection, reflection, amazing food, meditation, art, laughter—and the occasional invitation to do something that felt just a little outside the ordinar

Six women came together at Gracie’s Farm to slow down, reconnect, and take a chance on themselves—in the company of horses. Over three full days, there was laughter, reflection, connection, cold water (literally), incredible food and plenty of time spent listening to what the horses had to show us. And throughout it all, two young fillies were discovering the world around them—curious, playful, completely themselves. Watching the women and the fillies together became its own

It's hard to believe that just a week ago Lina's filly slickly entered the world and soon stood on wobbly legs, trying to figure out how all four of them worked. Since then, her world has expanded dramatically. This week she graduated from the stall to the horse paddock we call "The Play Pen" to the large adjoining pasture, where she discovered that not only can she canter, she has a whole near gear called "gallop." What began as tentative, awkward steps quickly turned into e

Our new foal arrived right along with summer!