Palm City Equestrians

09/10/2024

Congratulations to our Palm city Equestrians show team!!! Good job to all! Especially Miss Robin!!!

09/10/2024

08/12/2024

Love this!

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08/12/2024

Sound off if you have ridden any of these lovely boys? Love to hear from you!!! We all loved cowboy titan and LEGO!!!

07/24/2024

Kids are first and foremost the parents responsibility!
Agree?

07/04/2024

We still have openings - call 772-219-9129 to register for camp or lessons! We also have several horses available for lease! Come ride with us!!!

07/04/2024

TCPalm visits Palm City Equestrians summer horse camp!!! Check it out by touching on the photo!!! https://www.tcpalm.com/picture-gallery/news/local/martin-county/2024/07/03/campers-learn-about-equestrian-skills-and-horse-care-in-palm-city/74292829007/.
We still have openings for the rest of the summer….
Call 772-219-9129 to register or for more info!!!
Come ride with us!!!

Campers learn equestrian skills and horse care during Palm City Equestrians' summer camp Wednesday, July 3, 2024, at 2944 S.W. Boatramp Ave.

05/12/2024

Be kind!

05/11/2024

04/08/2024

Congratulations to our show team and Miss Robin!!! Great job to all!!! And huge thank you to all helpers!!!

04/02/2024

Some pics from Palm City Equestrians Easter camp! Great fun for all! Thank you to Robin and ALL who helped!

03/12/2024

After popular demand we added next week to our spring break camp!

02/16/2024

Who’s excited for spring break? I know we are! Join us at our annual spring break camp. 🥕🐴 It’s always an absolute blast 🥳

Keep your eyes peeled for our summer camp dates!

02/05/2024

So proud of our girls, absolutely killed it this show! 🐴🥕

01/08/2024

Walmart and Costco carry this jam and I felt that this story needed to be shared and you will feel the need to too ❤️
*The incident took place in a supermarket in New Jersey. The tweet is by Michael Perino *
“At the supermarket today, I found a small, elderly woman standing in front of a high shelf holding preserves. She was having trouble finding the flavor she wanted because the jars were set back on the shelf.
She couldn’t read the labels. She could barely reach them. I offered to help.
After I handed her the raspberry preserves, she thanked me, paused, and then asked, “Do you know why I buy this brand?”
I laughed and replied, “Because it tastes good?”
“Yes, it tastes good.” She paused again. “I am a Holocaust survivor.”
This was not the conversation I expected on a Sunday grocery run. “During the war, the family that owns the company hid my family in Paris. So now I always buy it. And whenever I go to the store, my grandkids remind me, ‘Bubbe, don’t forget to buy the jelly.’”
I told her that that was the best reason I ever heard to buy any company’s product. And then we both smiled behind our masks and went our separate ways.”
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Someone else on Twitter looked into the story and indeed, the town that Andros Company, the makers of Bonne Maman, comes from, hid and saved Jewish families in WW2. It was called Biars sur Cere, which then had about 800 villagers.
From an article, “You have to understand what it was like then. There were posters on the walls, from the N***s and from the collaborators, and they said that if you are found to help a Jew, a freemason, a communist, a socialist, or a pervert, you will be shot on sight.” Despite the great danger in which helping them put the villagers in, still they kept the children safe.”
A good reason to buy Bonne Maman products. And a poignant reminder that when we look out for each other it can change lives, and that there are good and selfless people in the world.
♥️Bonne Maman! 🇫🇷

01/07/2024

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I stood in my bedroom doing my makeup when I heard my parents across the hall in the bathroom. My father was groaning in immense pain and luckily my mother was there to help him. I was a self-absorbed twenty-something at the time—bouncing back and forth between two men like a rubber ball. But this moment between my parents struck me.
My father moaned. “It’s okay, Chris,” my mother said to him. “I’m here.”
That was the start of my father’s painful side effects from his prostate cancer years prior—something that would only get worse with time.
As I leaned toward the mirror, slipping mascara onto my lashes, I heard more grumbling from my father. I froze. I was stuck in their moment with no place to go. I heard a clank in the bathroom. A mess was made out of my father’s control. My mother would be the one to clean it up. “I’m so sorry,” my dad said.
“It’s okay, Chris,” my mom said. “I’m here.”
After I was done with my makeup, I sat on my bed with the door cracked open. While I was nervous about my dad’s health, tears fell onto my jeans because I finally realized something—THIS is marriage.
Marriage isn’t found at the big wedding, the trendy date nights, or even hours spent together on the couch watching Netflix. Marriage is found in the darkness—with one spouse helping the other during a time that would be humiliating to share with anyone else.
As young girls and boys, we watch movies and read stories about happy endings, blissful beginnings, and comedic in-betweens. But true romance is found when two people need each other, are vulnerable with one another, and can wholeheartedly depend on one another during the darkest times in life.
I sat on my bed, and at that moment, I decided to stop bouncing. I wanted my future to look like my parents’—imperfect but beautiful. My parents’ marriage and my marriage have been full of dips and peaks, but witnessing the true love in their moment will forever keep reminding me that marriage is found in the toughest spots in life—even the bathroom.
Credit: Angela Anagnost-Repke, Writer

12/07/2023

Please call or text to reserve your spot in our Christmas Break Camp! 772-219-9129.