"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."
Jim Woster
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Jim is associate editor of Tri-State Neighbor and also works with the SDSU Alumni Foundation.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."
Praise for our auction markets and a heartfelt poem for Father's Day from our very own Jim Woster.
"Brother Terry is handy, and probably for a couple reasons. He was called upon by the brothers to help in the shop while I was on a tractor."
"If your grandma is still with you, why not make any day Mother’s Day whenever possible. You will be glad that you did, and she even more so."
What in the world did we do on Good Friday that resulted in a three-hour service? The youngsters were not the only fidgety folk in the church. If I recall correctly, during Easter week, spring planting had often already begun.
"I was barely old enough to remember sleeping on the pile of coats in the corner when they played for dances, but people loved their talents."
“I don’t know what Madison Square Garden looks like, but it can’t be much better than this.”
