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This is the Feathermane Soul Wisdom Blogcast for
June 27th, 2026.
Find Time for Treats, a horse wisdom blog.
The farrier came yesterday and I used my
treat bag to make the experience a bit
more pleasant.
The senior mare, my heart horse, was all
about the treats and it was so good
to see her asking for more.
Likewise, the other horses were very interested in
treats and everyone took the time to savor
the bounty of the moment.
How often do you make time and then
savor the treats that you receive?
Internet memes tell us you deserve good things
and it's true, we all do.
And yet, when those good things happen, we
tend to try to rush through them.
We need to get back to work, get
back to doing something productive, and that's if
we make time for treats, you know, those
good things at all.
Sometimes making time for the treats is the
most difficult part of enjoying them.
I think that's why the ritual of morning
coffee is so important to so many people,
myself included.
If you don't use an automatic timer on
your coffee machine, then you pause, take the
time to prepare, fill, and start the coffee
maker.
Then, when the cup or carafe fills and
you finally get that full mug, you'll add
whatever creamers or flavorings you want.
Then, there's that first sip.
Ah, even though you know what to expect,
I mean, most of us make the same
or similar coffees every morning and a lot
of us have our favorite brands, then there's
still the moment the aroma fills your nostrils
and the taste hits your tongue.
The experience can be the thing that makes
it worthwhile to get out of bed in
the morning.
I mean, sure, there are other reasons, but
also there's coffee.
The horses aren't in the position to go
seek out their treats.
They have to wait for the treats to
come to them, and the wild horses might
find an especially good patch of grass or
favorite browse, and that might happen in the
pasture, too.
What that reminds us is that we need
to be on the lookout for any particular
good things that come our way and savor
them.
Too often, we feel that we shouldn't experience
good things and that maybe we're grieving or
there are stories that we internalize from others
that we don't get good things, and yet
that is exactly the time when we most
likely need them the most.
I encourage you, both this weekend and into
next week, to find times when you can
make time for treats, and if you're grieving
or wondering whether you should be enjoying good
things, I encourage you to reach out.
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