PM Equine & Homestead

10/13/2026

Hey yall! Due to having my daughter, I have been out of taking in new clients lately. BUT!! I’d love to tell everyone, I will be taking in new clients and new outside horses starting in November! I have moved to a new location with plenty of places to trail ride on! Plenty of areas to put those much needed miles on those horses. Since I’ve been off for so long and haven’t been able to reply to so many people, I’d like to offer the month of November at a knock off price! I apologize for any inconvenience I may have caused and hope to see some new faces and horses in my barn!!! If interested, please shoot me a message and I promise to get with you!!!!!! Thank you!!!

10/07/2026

❤️ Vote and let us know! 👍🏻

10/02/2026

$148 to fill up 🫠 anyone else thinking we’re about to start riding everywhere?

10/01/2026

Now accepting applications for a sacrifice—I mean, volunteer—to clean the chicken waterer that has officially been claimed by the honey bees. Compensation includes my eternal gratitude and being harassed by ducks. 🐝😂

10/01/2026

Welcome, October—when the air gets colder, the nights get longer, and being a little strange becomes seasonally appropriate. 🎃✨

09/22/2026

Today, day and night meet almost evenly, and autumn officially begins. 🍁

Around the homestead, the seasons have a way of reminding us that change doesn’t always have to be rushed.

The days will get shorter.
The evenings will get cooler.
The horses will start growing their fuzzy winter coats.
The garden will quiet down.
And before long, we’ll be trading summer sunsets for crisp mornings, falling leaves, and coffee that tastes even better on the porch. ☕️

So today we’re welcoming autumn the best way we know how—with gratitude for the season behind us and excitement for everything this next one will bring.

Here’s to slowing down, noticing the changing light, and making a little room for whatever this season has in store. 🍂🐴🌾

Happy Autumn Equinox from PM Equine & Homestead. 🤎

rooted in care, raised with joy

09/20/2026

National Su***de Prevention Month is something that is very important to me and because of that I’d like to share some of the reasons I chose to stay when I didn’t believe I could anymore.

🌻 Denali wouldn’t understand why I never came home
🌻 warm kitty snuggles
🌻 velvety soft horse muzzles
🌻 Dairy Queen blizzards
🌻 the smell of the earth after it rains
🌻 who else would’ve thrown the ball 77 times in a row for Patches
🌻 I want to see the ocean someday
🌻 Christmas lights
🌻 fresh cut alfalfa
🌻 a hot cup of coffee with my best friend (now he’s my husband)

Eight years ago I went through some of the hardest months where I questioned if waking up the next morning was worth it. Sometimes our reasons to keep fighting are small, like needing to make sure we water our plants. Other times our reasons have wagging tails or nicker when they see you.

The best reasons are the ones that keep you breathing whether they’re dogs or horses or sunrises or waffle cones or a perfectly timed text from your best friend.

Life is worth living and it really does get better, even if it doesn’t feel like it — I promise the next day is worth sticking around for.

If you’re in the trenches please don’t go through it alone, reach out to a friend or loved one, talk to your dog, call 988, call 911 — whatever you have to do to keep hanging on, do it.

09/19/2026

Save the good coffee for a random Saturday.

Pick the flowers.

Sit outside while dinner cooks.

Scratch the horse a little longer.

Watch the sunset even though you’ve seen a thousand of them.

I’m starting to think the ordinary days are the ones we should be celebrating the most.

🤎 I hope you find a little peace today.

09/18/2026

Everybody contributes around here.
The chickens make eggs.
The horses make manure.
The ducks make noise.
The cats handle pest control.
And Roxie?
Roxie creates "situations."
It's important to know your strengths. 😂🤎

09/17/2026

“A Little More Time”

I think one of my favorite things about this life is how often it gives me a reason to stay outside five minutes longer.

One more scratch before I leave the pasture.

One more chore before dark.

One more look at the sky because tonight it decided to show off.

Most of the things I hurry toward can wait five more minutes.

A West Texas sunset won't. 🌅🤎

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