The Other Place.

02/21/2025

🌟 Discover Our Unique Custom Creations! 🌟

Transform your cherished memories into beautiful, personalized keepsakes with our range of custom products. From horse hair jewelry to engraved decor, we offer something special for everyone. 💖

✨ Featured Products:

🐴 Custom Horse Hair Jewelry:

• Memorial Jewelry: Keep your beloved horse close to your heart with our custom horse hair bracelets, browbands, and earrings.
• Resin Creations: Beautifully crafted resin inlays featuring your horse’s hair, perfect for preserving those special memories.

🌟 Cremation Jewelry:

• Resin Pieces: Incorporate ashes into stunning resin jewelry, creating a meaningful and personal tribute.
• Elegant Designs: Choose from various styles to find the perfect piece that resonates with you.

🔍 Engraved Decor:

• 20 oz Tumblers: Personalized with names, messages, or even hand-drawn art from your kids! Durable, insulated, and available in a variety of colors.
• Cutting Boards: High-quality wooden cutting boards engraved with your custom design, making a perfect addition to any kitchen or a thoughtful gift.

🎁 Perfect For:

• Unique gifts for family and friends
• Cherished keepsakes to remember loved ones and pets
• Special occasions like birthdays, anniversaries, and holidays
• Adding a personal touch to your home decor

02/13/2025

Some beautiful pendants

01/31/2025

New idea ! More to come!

01/10/2025

Frozen and lumpy ground can make any horse hesitant and short-strided. This is something different. Cold temperatures can trigger severe hoof pain in some horses – Plan ahead to mitigate this Winte…

12/08/2024

11/04/2024

More coasters ❤️. Each set is 35$

11/02/2024

These will all be avail at the tofield market on the 30th 🥰

11/02/2024

Leather ornament ❤️. So far only one that turned out!

11/02/2024

I’ve always loved these ornaments. Finally made something for myself ❤️.

10/29/2024

Leather charms 😉

10/29/2024

First attempt at a tile coaster

10/26/2024

What does it really mean to "let them go on a good day?"

It means it will be your hardest day. It won't matter if you've never done it before, or if you're gifted a dozen good days, each good day is always the hardest one.

It means they won't know what the fuss is about, why they're getting so many treats and extra belly scratches and hugs.

It means you will second guess your decision right up to the very last moment, the very last breath. You'll second guess yourself afterwards.

They'll knicker at you when you arrive, just like any other day.

The weather, perfect. They are content. They look sound today. They are breathing well, eating well, they get up easily enough from a nap in the sun....the list goes on. Whatever issue they struggle with, today they aren't.

Today you euthanize them.

This is what going on a good day means: sending them out while they are happy, while they are healthy, while they are eating well, walking well, etc. You make the choice to do it before an emergency takes the choice away from you, before your horse has to experience any more trauma or pain.

Their last memory will be filled with love.

It'll rip your heart out every time.

We can see the patterns and the increasing trends. We can predict it a little. We can obsess over the past and worry about the future.

Fortunately, horses, all animals, live in the moment. They don't worry about those things. They aren't worried about winter. They aren't worried about July, or allergies, or progressive diseases like cushings or dsld. They don't think about the close calls they've had before, and they certainly aren't thinking about the close calls that are destined to come, as their body continues to age and break down. They just are. They are happy and healthy, or fearful and in pain, on that day, in that moment.

It is the most difficult, most loving gift we are blessed to be able to give.

And that first ice storm will come, that first deep snow, that first heat wave....and you will find a little relief, no longer doubting the choice you made.

They were happy, and safe, and loved. That is all that matters.

It is never easy. ~Kelly Meister, author