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Discerning the peace, love, & joy of everyday life in a full-time, dare I say it, “adulting” world, one day at a time…with some horses, dogs, and music thrown in. OK, fine, more than some. Most all photos are taken by me! Muster up your mustard seed and join me in my AHA moments to discover what IT is all about.

Scroll on down for a list of AHAmoments’ best readings!

This is me, Avery.

This is where we are.

Houston, Texas

13ahamoments@gmail.com

We are always open over here!

This Is What We Do.

Best Reads. Have a look at AHAmoments’ most viewed & liked writings. Just simply click on a title to see for yourself.

Tribute
My Darcy Girl
If You Have Ever Wondered
The Aftermath
Thanksgiving Eve
Compliment
Winston Churchill
Daily Dose Of Cute
Pops
A Year Later
How Do I Title This?
Laugh Because Dogs Will Be Dogs
Satisfaction
Happy Cardinal
Need
Wish
Keepin’ It Real

This Is What Goes On Here.

Just the 3 of us and there is nothing finer. Even when it is raining!

It was pretty 🤷‍♀️, but I’m good now! Many more pics on the blog. Link in bio, or whatever.

I have never been more grateful for this barn ❤️🙏🙌❤️. Making it through this winter-pocolypse dancing through the snow 💃. The horses are double blanketed, have been fed, watered, and have clean stalls.

It’s like somebody has been teaching to pose or something 🙃

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Wake each day grateful. Allow yourself time to breathe. Do what is right for you and LOVE yourself! Step forward, one step at a time each day, with “grit anchored in grace.”