Stan Brein Things motorcyclists can do while sidelined due to the social isolation: Clean your bike. Catch up on the motorcycle magazines piling up in your office. Look at that new bike you have been eying online. Stream reruns of Then Came Bronson on Philo TV. Buy all that stuff you have been coveting from RevZilla,…
Clubs & Classes, May 2020
Robson Riders Motorcycle Club: Corona Extra Edition
Clubs & Classes, May 2020
Teapot Time
Carolyn Detjen The focus for Happy Potters articles in the Pioneer Press always has been for me to inform you with the facts of our creative busyness. However, with the shutdown caused by COVID-19, we are not scurrying around these days in our wonderful workroom. So, I thought that I would cruise down memory lane and give…
Clubs & Classes, May 2020
Kiwanis at Work
Jan Norton Some of us spent corona quarantine putting together puzzles and watching old movies, but not President Maureen Pocock and Secretary Barry Pocock, who spent their time in the garage building Buddy Benches for Evers Park Elementary School. What is a Buddy Bench? It is the safe seat on the playground where you go…
Clubs & Classes, May 2020
Material Girls Club Donates over 4,000 Masks
Sandi Price The Material Girls Club at Robson Ranch (RR) Texas has been sewing masks … a lot of masks. To date, we have donated over 4,100 masks. Our goal is 5,000. There are 75 volunteers led by coordinator Sandi Price. Material Girls Club members make up 95% of the volunteers. The rest are Robson residents.…
Clubs & Classes, May 2020
Memory Box
Joey Misiaszek Boyce Irwin is a name synonymous with box making. About six years ago, Boyce started a project to create the Beads of Courage boxes for the Children’s Hospital for terminally ill children. Each child would receive a different bead based on their treatment and the child would keep them in paper bags or…
Features, May 2020
Word of the Month: Obsequious & Sycophant
David Zapatka Friends and readers Randi and Jim Nulty write, “We enjoyed your April WOTM column. Randi once scored a triple word in Scrabble using the word ‘pismire.’ I think it was 70+points. We have never forgotten the word or its definition.” I suspect many of our readers are Scrabble players. I’ve always enjoyed that…