Take a step back and realize we all want the same things
Eliza Blue urges readers not to argue over politics.
Farewell to October’s golden glow
Eliza Blue appreciates all of the beauty outside her window in the waning days of October.
Appreciate the beauty of home
Eliza Blue reflects on the beauty of coming home to South Dakota after traveling.
Bittersweet butchering
Eliza Blue knows the problem with roosters, but she can't help herself when her children want to get chicks at the local hatchery.
What if coming together is the true meaning of joy?
Eliza Blue considers the meaning of joy as she considers wide-spread disaster across the United States and says goodbye to a dying acquaintance.
Bringing the flock home
Since moving to town, Eliza Blue has missed her sheep. Fortunately, she's found a way to bring her flock to town.
The season of changes
As is often the case this time of year, Eliza Blue feels nostalgic, which leaves her to reflect on the way things have and will inevitably change.
The milk sheep with no milk
Eliza Blue finds herself bottle feeding a lamb from an ewe with no milk, despite being a breed known for producing milk.
Yearning for the simplicity of a camper-cabin summer vacation
Eliza Blue relives some of her own childhood experiences camping out with her children in one of her South Dakota pastures.
Hope and faith are gifts born of difficulty, heartbreak
Eliza Blue holds onto hope and faith as she cares for a lamb born with Border Disease.
