"For years in the cattle business and behind the wheel of my car for 50,000 miles and more each year, interstate boredom was often a challenge. I would often jump off the divided four lanes and enjoy the pace and scenery."
Jim Woster
Associate Editor
About
Jim is associate editor of Tri-State Neighbor and also works with the SDSU Alumni Foundation.
"Music has been a household staple in the Woster families since Mother Marie played her first hymn, all by ear I might add, when she was about 6 years old."
"He hardly quit chewing that tasty beef, and simply replied, 'I think you are in over your head.'"
"Life lessons originated with Dad and Uncle Frank Woster. Neither was aware that they were teaching while driving to Reliance or Kennebec, but with their nonstop chatter, they were doing just that."
"I remember piling into our house for a meal and at bedtime, sleeping wherever there was a spot, including on the floor."
"I told them we needed a few more weeks to think about it, and it was on the way home to Sioux Falls that whoever was quietly in charge, perhaps that higher power, hit me right between the eyes with reality."
"The biggest problem we have right now is the process of cutting back on the many items, which have accumulated over half century, and a problem it is."
I have never given much thought to the age of this country, and to be honest, I still don’t. Keeping track of my age keeps me busy enough. How…
"Feeder pig day was long, dusty and hard work, which fit in perfectly for the guys who made up the hog division. Long, dusty and hard were major components of their entire week."