Storms Bring Newborns.
- Vickie Corbett
- Mar 9, 2023
- 1 min read
Rolling thunder and lightning that lights up the night.
Fixing to need a row boat to get to the barn. Not really, but gee wiz!! 3" and counting.
Tess foaled a BIG colt this morning and he's an absolute doll. He's really into being loved on, and I'm happy to do it. 🥰
C J is up next to foal and Jackie is two days behind her. Both mares are 330 & 328 days today. Super thankful we have a foaling stall along with extra stalls to put mares and babies in when the weather gets bad.
Y'all don't forget your rain boots going to the barn in the morning. Definitely going to need them.
It’s incredible how nature’s fiercest moments often coincide with its most tender ones—new life arriving right in the middle of the chaos. There’s something poetic about the contrast: the howling wind outside and the first cries of a baby inside, a reminder that even in the storm, hope finds a way to anchor itself. Those newborns won’t remember the thunder, but their parents will forever tell the story of the night they came into the world against all odds. Just like a solid foundation holds firm through any weather, a home needs that same strength and beauty to shelter these new beginnings—which is exactly why I’d trust the craftsmanship at a Bespoke Flooring Showroom to design spaces where those first…
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