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10/03/2025
10/03/2025

Fall is here! The days are getting shorter, the leaves are changing colors, and we are getting closer and closer to our opening day this December. ❄

Keep an eye out for some exciting updates coming next week!

10/03/2025

🧡🖤 This is why we moved here - best seats! 🖤🧡

10/03/2025

How do you do it all?
It’s a question I get asked often, and the truth is—I don’t. I wish I could. I wish there were more hours of daylight, more hands to juggle the never-ending tasks, more moments to pause and soak things in. But what I do have is a spirit I inherited from my dad, one that never seems able to sit still. While some people can relax with a messy sink or a kitchen that isn’t reset, I just can’t. I’m always moving, always tidying, always squeezing in “just one more thing” before calling it a night. It’s not that I’m superhuman; it’s just the way I’m wired.

How do you do it all?
The truth is, I remind myself that women have been doing this for centuries—far more, in fact, than I do with just one child. I think about the mothers who carried babies on their hips while working fields, running households, or creating something from nothing. Their strength inspires me, and it humbles me. The tasks people often wonder about—cooking, gardening, canning, mechanics, homemaking—are not burdens but loves of mine. And when you love something, when it fills your cup, it doesn’t feel so much like work.

How do you do it all?
The answer is—I don’t do it alone. Jacob and I are both always busy, always working toward something, and I lean on him just as he leans on me. We are a team. And even though life feels full and sometimes overwhelming, I wouldn’t trade it for stillness. The business, the projects, the daily rhythm—it’s what makes life rich. So no, I don’t do it all. But what I do gets done with love, grit, and gratitude for the life we’re building.

10/03/2025

Join us in welcoming Dr. Klairice to our team! She is a Chiropractic student doctor and is beyond excited to be returning home this fall to provide care to her community. She will be in the clinic through early December when she graduates with her Doctor of Chiropractic degree from National University of Health Sciences in Chicago.

Dr. Cindy and Dr. Londa are adjunct faculty for National University and will be providing a hands-on environment for Dr. Klairice to observe, learn and treat patients here at the clinic.

Klairice graduated from PHS in 2018 and did her undergraduate studies at St. Norbert College. In her free time, you can find her embroidering, spending time with her dogs, thrifting, or tending to her houseplants.

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10/03/2025

$10 Tasting, $10 Off Your Bottle! 🍷

Starting now, enjoy a tasting of three selected wines in our Tasting Rooms in Kohler and Cedarburg for just $10.

Here's the best part: Once you find your favorite, we'll take that $10 off your purchase of any bottle of Blind Horse wine. Essentially, your tasting becomes free with a bottle purchase!

(Just a few more weeks until our Cedarburg location is officially open to the public—stay tuned!)

This is one deal you won't want to miss! Come sip and save with us soon. 🥂

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