Tag: childhood
Nothing you love is lost
Judith Sutherland believes childhood places are never truly gone when we can revisit them in our memories.
Bat versus Bat
Bryce Angell recalls the advice his father gave him about swinging a bat as he battles a bat flying through his bedroom.
A real life lesson about quicksand
Judith Sutherland recalls a real life lesson her father taught her about quicksand.
Recalling childhood’s tastes and smells
Judith Sutherland talks about how taste and smell can transport one back in time to childhood memories.
Taking a walk on the country side
Judith Sutherland recalls the conundrums caused by friends from town visiting and helping with farm chores.
A little dirt can’t hurt
Some of the greatest joys of childhood are borne of bumps, bruises and the sheer thrill of unplanned hours spent in exploration.
Pride comes before the fall
Alan Guebert started out traveling by foot on the dairy farm of his youth, and after a crash or two on two wheels, it seems walking suits him best.
Loving the sport of barn ball
During Judith Sutherland's childhood, old barns typically had a basketball hoop attached to the wall or a beam, drawing children in to play barn ball.
Losing the battle of the bangs
Judith Sutherland recalls the short bangs she had throughout her childhood and the ritual of having them trimmed just as they reached a reasonable length.
Loving all the hopeless things
As a child, Judith Sutherland named all the animals on her family farm. She couldn't give up on any without recognizing its wonder in the world.
