We all know that feeling when we walk out of the ring or pull away from the barn, when something tugs at our heartstrings. This is the connection we have developed with our horses that allows for the personal and athletic achievements we experience in and out of the arena.
The U.S. Department of Education has named two Rhode Island schools – The Compass School and the Providence Career and Technical Academy – as 2013 Green Ribbon Schools. They are among 64 schools (and among only 54 public schools) to receive this award.
"Grateful Hands", by Sean Bendigo I am thrilled to announce the presence our new lifestyle photographer, Sean Bendigo. Sean brings integrity and attention to detail to Rhode Island and Inspirited Living. Sean hails from Madison, New Hampshire. His contemplative has already been featured in Inspirited Living's Facebook Series, "Grateful Hands". Keep an eye out for Sean's bio and unique standpoints on the Inspirited site. Welcome Sean! For an amazing gallery of Sean's capabilities including the award winning photograph below, click here. Grateful Hands, by Sean Bendigo "Crusty Guy", North Country Camera Club Photo Contest Winner, by Sean Bendigo
It takes a certain breed to capture the world with words. A poet’s ability to extract the nuances of life is reserved for those with a unique perspective. For ten years, Block Island off the coast of Rhode Island has been a gathering ground for these explorative thinkers. On August 18, the Block Island Poetry Project (BIPP) commemorated a decade of poetic collaboration with its Event in the Tent.
On the evening of July 6, over 600 individuals flocked to IYRS for the school’s Annual Summer Gala sponsored by Fidelity Investments and Jaguar. Gala-goers enjoyed cocktails inside Restoration Hall amidst examples of stunning student craftsmanship, dinner under a cloud of white tent, and a special live performance by Jimmy Buffett and his band. But these IYRS supporters gave more than they got at this elegant evening under the stars along Newport’s waterfront: together with sponsors, attendees raised $885,000 for the school.