January in October
Eliza Blue talks about the real amount of control any of us has over our lives.
When the soul and the body reunite
Eliza Blue feels like her body and soul might finally be getting reacquainted after so much time spent apart.
We’re all in this coop together
There are always power struggles in the coop but Eliza Blue reminds her flock, they're all in it together.
The barnyard parade
Eliza Blue's outdoor pets love to wait at the back patio for their morning breakfast. She finds it endearing. The man of the ranch is not as amused.
Listening to the birds and remembering a friend
Eliza Blue thinks about a friend who passed away suddenly, listening to the birds in her writing nook.
Finding balance on the equinox
Eliza Blue looks for balance in her life, reflecting on how the earth achieves it during the autumn equinox.
The legend of the Bloody Shoulder
Eliza Blue shares the legend of the Bloody Shoulder marking after getting her daughter a horse with it.
Riding a horse beats driving a car
All of Eliza Blue's recent automobile misfortunes have led her to conclude riding horses might just be more reliable than driving.
This summer in western South Dakota has been gloriously green
Thriving in western South Dakota often looks more like just surviving, but this year, Eliza Blue can relax a little as rain is once again predicted to fall.
Breathing in the last of summer’s magic
Eliza Blue offers a short poem in hopes that it inspires you to breathe in the last of summer's magic before we get swept up into all that comes next.
