There is still so much more to learn
Judith Sutherland offers some advice for the new year and recommends a book titled Lists to Live By to gain a little perspective.
The joy of seeing children as parents
Judith Sutherland reflects on the joys of seeing her children raise children of their own.
Recalling the haven of our youth
Judith Sutherland recalls the childhood games she played on the farm of her youth.
Part two: a changing landscape
Judith Sutherland reflects on the disappearance of old barns and the day her great-great-grandfather's was taken down.
Part one: The old family barn
Nearly every one of Judith Sutherland's childhood memories of spending time at her grandfather's hold his enormous barn in the landscape of it all.
Take a fresh look on a new year
Judith Sutherland celebrates her granddaughter's first birthday.
Life isn’t fair, but it’s still good
Judith Sutherland shares Words to live By according to Regina Brett.
Visitors ‘fell in love’ with Alaska
Judith Sutherland shares memories of visits from her aunt Miriam, who lived in Alaska.
Pearl Harbor Day still not so long ago
Although Pearl Harbor is becoming farther removed from one generation to the next, for Judith Sutherland's parents, the infamous day was sharp and clear.
Nature filled with incredible forces
Judith Sutherland reminds us that nature is so filled with amazing, incredible forces that we so often barely notice.
