Mary Jo Belding My novel Who Can I Tell? is finally finished after more than five years of thinking about it and tinkering with the idea. This novel brought together two related urges: the urge to tell about a certain situation, and the urge to explain and give details to the actions and behavior of…
Mary Ornberg April 4 was a designated travel day for the Wildhorse Lady Niners play day. We donned our lederhosen and car pooled to Muenster to play the Turtle Hill golf course. Turtle Hill was adventurous to say the least. The fairways were a little rough, and the cart path started midway through each fairway.…
Dave Parker It was another great Friday night get together for the Baby Boomers at Robson Ranch. Many of the Boomers participated in Texas Toss, so as games began and ended we had many coming in for food and refreshments. As always new Boomers are encouraged to join in the fun. The evening came to…
Dave Parker If a group does not exist at Robson Ranch, it is a perfect opportunity to start one! In April the edgy Rock and Roll Martini Group began. The group is made up of members, who are called rockers, that love Rock and Roll music. Instead of wine the rockers decided to mix it…
Gayle Coe The April luncheon was a lively program complete with an Easter Bonnet Contest and songs serenaded by the “Avenue C” All-Female Vocal Jazz Ensemble, the premier vocal jazz ensemble within the University of North Texas Division of Jazz Studies in the College of Music. The Ballroom doors opened at 11:00 a.m., and members…
Jan Marx As always welcoming new members to “play in the mud” is a pleasure. April’s class was no exception. Sarah Cunningham, Delores Moore, Lynda Hall, Angela Daniels, Susie Pierce and Mary Sullivan participated in four days of orientation along with plenty of hands-on experience. Carolyn Detjen taught one of the classes and was a…