The era of light that changed lives
Judith Sutherland reflects on the era that brought electricity into our homes.
Elbow grease and hard work make for a good upbringing
Most farm children don't have to be told to do what needs done, because that cajoling time just doesn't exist.
Celebrating birthdays and baseball
Judith Sutherland reflects on what the Cleveland Indians' World Series berth against the Chicago Cubs means to her son on his 30th birthday.
My tractor costs more than your Beemer
Farming is one of the few professions that requires such diligence and hard-headed shoulder-to-the wheel grit just to stay in business.
We wish we had modern-day Lincoln
They just don't make presidential candidates like they did in the 1800s. Hard to believe Abraham Lincoln accomplished so much with so few words.
The family farm defined our lives
Judith Sutherland recalls her upbringing and details how its defined her.
‘Kids say the darndest things’
Judith Sutherland recalls watching the Art Linkletter during simpler times.
Remembering Miss Murphy
In observance of National Dog Week, Judith Sutherland remembers her late English Shepherd with fondness.
Dairy prices for the farmer have not kept up with the times
Who is profiting in the dairy industry?
Unearthing treasures and history
Judith Sutherland recalls finding arrowheads on her family farm as a child.
