Day: September 20, 2026

Two Peas in a Pod…

Around here, we like to enjoy great food while cheering on the Patriots, so we’re making game day even better with some awesome specials! 🙌🍕🦞

🦞 $17.99 + tax Lobster Roll
Served with chips & pickles

🍕 Buy any 18” pizza, get the 2nd 18” pizza HALF PRICE!
Limit of 2 per customer

🍕 16” Pizzas are HALF PRICE!
Limit of 5 per customer

Grab your game-day favorites, get settled in, and get ready to cheer on New England! 🏈🙌
LET’S GO PATS! ❤️💙🏈

Excludes gluten free
Excludes online orders
Pizza specials cannot be combined

It is definitely not too late to take advantage of the outstanding whale watching season we have been blessed with this year. I went out with Cape Ann Whale Watch a few days ago along with a number of other (several European visitors on this trip). The waters were a little choppy but the captain and crew did their usual outstanding job of keeping everyone safe and as close to the action as possible. The tuna fleet was out there too so that was kind of fun to watch as well. We saw 7 humpbacks and a number of surface activities such as pec slapping and feeding behaviors. Magical as always. Thanks Cape Ann Whale Watch for another successful trip. They will be taking trips for just another few weeks. This is a highly recommended activity especially if you haven’t gone in a while.

September 18, 2026 by Angel Wings Wellness

In today’s fast-paced world, anxiety has become almost commonplace. Our minds race with endless to-do lists, worries about the future, and the pressure to constantly perform. We spend so much time trying to control life’s uncertainties that we often forget what it feels like to simply be present.

Ironically, one of life’s greatest teachers doesn’t speak our language at all.

It’s the horse.

For thousands of years, horses have lived in harmony with nature, relying on instinct, awareness, and connection rather than overthinking. When we spend time with them, they quietly invite us to do the same.

Horses Live in the Present

Unlike humans, horses don’t replay yesterday’s mistakes or worry about tomorrow’s challenges. As prey animals, they have evolved to stay completely present, paying attention to what is happening right now.

That presence is contagious.

When you step into a pasture carrying stress from work, family responsibilities, or life’s challenges, your mind may still be racing. But horses have a remarkable way of drawing you back into the present moment. Their steady breathing, quiet curiosity, and peaceful nature encourage you to slow your own pace.

Before long, you’re noticing the warmth of the sun, the sound of birds, the softness of a horse’s muzzle, and the rhythm of your own breath.

Anxiety begins to lose its grip.

For more info call/text us 978-985-4592 or visit us online PeaceLoveHorse.com

Horses Can Help Loosen The Grip Of Anxiety!