Stan Brein It is so wonderful that the warm weather is finally here, for many reasons. It seemed for a time that we would never be rid of winter. Maybe the intent was to make us appreciate the great climate we have for most of the year. All of us, whether we garden, pickleball,…
Joyce Martin Debbie Warrick was the winner of the Challenge Card with an orbiting astronaut using techniques learned at last month’s meeting. Congratulations Debbie. Mary Pearson taught a unique folding card with a floral theme. Sassy Stampers meet on the third Saturday of the month in the Creative Arts and Technology Center at 10:00…
Vicki Baker Travelers know a secret: every minute counts. So, leave the planning and driving to the experts and let your eyes wander. Road Runners New York state tour covers every angle of the state on this seven-day excursion including The Big Apple, the Finger Lakes Region and the Hudson Valley. Arrive in New…
Gayle Coe It was time to hit the road! We (Judy Ondina, Sally Baggott, Peggy Crandell, Margaretha Kortschak, Sharon Foy, Nancy Garre, Gayle Coe, Jan Utzman and Carol Cieslik) left the beautiful Robson Ranch Bluebonnets and headed east to Natchitoches (Nack-a-tish), Louisiana in anticipation of the three-day adventure, complete with southern charm, New Orleans…
Gorgeous Texas Day! Field of Dreams in its best shape ever, and our Robson residents got to see our own UNT Division I athletes in full blossom – and they didn’t disappoint. The UNT Men’s Football Team evened their series with RR, two wins – two losses, with a 20 – 4 shellacking of…
Bernadette Fideli Fairs and Festivals represent a piece of Americana, a time in American history when they brought communities together through celebrations of their harvest. One of the Top 40 Fairs in North America is held every March in Plant City, Florida. This particular fair began in 1930 and draws over a half million…
Dave Parker The Robson Ranch Gun Club held a handgun competition at the end of March at ProActive Defense. On a beautiful morning after a rainy week the competition was set. The competitors first shot “El Presidente” with a first round of six shots on three different targets. A magazine change with six additional…
On Friday, March 23, the Singles Club made a trip to Fort Worth to attend the 100th anniversary of the Fort Worth Rodeo and take in other sights and activities in the Stockyards district as well. The group of 49 chartered a bus to get them safely to and from the venue. In the…
Dave Parker On a rainy fourth Tuesday in March the Robson Ranch Sigma Chi brothers gathered at the Wildhorse Grill. Brother Mick Fox, the chapter chaplain, began the lunch meeting with a prayer. The prayer included a special focus on brother Bruce Monroe who was recently hospitalized. Bruce entered the Chapter Eternal shortly after…
Nancy Toppan The Game Gang enjoyed a delightful smorgasbord of salads, breads and crackers before jumping into a jovial game of Mexican Train at Nancy and Pete Toppan’s. The big winner was Kathy Zumann with only 37 points. Kathy, also, had the most wins with 0 points three times. In second place was Bobby…