Little Pasture On The Prairie Eliza Blue

Stories by this author

The quiet descends as we slip into fall

Reflecting on the balance

A good story, like a good librarian, makes life infinitely richer

An abundance of black cats

It takes a village...

Summer Evenings

Relationships grow and change over time

Remembering and embracing

The ranchiest thing I have ever done

July 25th, 2010 Somewhere in South Dakota

The blessing of rain

The magic of listening to the grackle of birds

The endless continuous buzz of flies

Chasing perfection is a fool’s errand

Parenthood changes like the weather

Learning to embrace the heat

If you don’t like the weather, wait five minutes

A time when the roots of family and labor intertwine

Sheep and cold wet weather not a good mix

Finding the little joys

What you want vs. what you need

Feeding bottle calves is an experience on its own

The joy we get from our children’s happiness

The memory of different goodbyes

The joys of calving season

“What if the things we name and love, we still don’t love enough to save?”

Too many is an embarrassment of riches

The changing weather

Finding solace in the frigid temps

It is the best of times. It is the worst of times.

Gardening in South Dakota is a gambler’s game

When one door is closed, look for the blessing in the opened door

Basking in the blessing during unordinary winter months

Change is the only thing that stays the same

Embracing the changes of life

Celebrate the lights of Christmas

The kingdom of silver and gold

Best day ever

Sorting sheep wears one’s patience

Finding faith in prayer and everyday life