Cherlyn Conway One might ask, “What do marbles, plastic wrap, straws, alcohol, and water bottles have in common, and what could these items possibly have to do with Sassy Stampers and card making?” On July 20 about 40 Stampers attended the Technique Day in which Stampers are introduced to the various mediums and types of…
Dave Parker With the temperature soaring, the house band (host) for the July meeting of the Rock & Roll Martini Group was Susan and Barry Joyce. It was a summer bash featuring a smorgasbord of food. Susan also rolled out some outstanding frozen berry desserts for the Rockers (members) and guests. Susan and Barry had…
Dian Darr On July 16 at the regular meeting of the Robson Ranch Genealogy Club, members heard an interesting presentation by well-known genealogist Sandra Crowley. She gave us many ideas on how city directories provide valuable information on our ancestors, including the time and place where they lived. Using directories can give us information on…
Dian Darr The Robson Ranch Genealogy Club has had a busy summer. Many members have been finishing the final drafts of their stories, which will be published in our third edition of Argent, our Robson journal of our ancestors’ lives. Argent is an acronym for A Robson Genealogy Tribute. Our Argent, Journal 3, focuses on…
Nancy Burns Girls on Wheels journeyed all the way over to the home of Jarri Bunde in Harvest in Northlake. Our quest was to learn more about baking from scratch and actually make croissants. First, we donned our aprons, which Jarri provided. Jarri had all the ingredients ready. It is amazing how much butter goes…
Vicki Baker The history of flight is the history of dreams. Human beings have been obsessed by the idea of flight since the dawn of recorded history, imagining ourselves cavorting among the clouds, wheeling and soaring like birds. Historical records describe such attempts at flight going back at least 1,000 years. Flight represents freedom, adventure,…