Nicole McCracken, CAASP, Administrative Assistant I am excited to be knee-deep in budget season, which means planning events for 2021! I am hopeful that we will be able to resume bus trips and concerts after the first of the year. Be on the lookout for save the date and ticket sales announcements as the time gets…
Category: September 2020
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.Clubs & Classes, September 2020
The Cold War
Ross Dunfee It is impossible for this writer to pen a history of the “Cold War” (war without heated conflict) in 500 words, so please forgive my inadequacies. The Cold War, like so many actions, is wrought in fear. After World War II the USA and other nations feared the expansion of communism. It also…
Generals, September 2020
Update from the Banquet Department
Heather Hardesty, Banquet Manager I am Heather Hardesty, the banquet manager here at Robson Ranch. We have so many fun events for you to attend. The banquet department provides catering and plans personal parties for you. If you are interested, please reach out to me; we can begin planning your events now. Please see below for a…
Sports, September 2020
Relishing Pickleball: Pickleball Bangers
David Zapatka Are you getting tired of playing the bangers? They have one strategy, hit the ball as hard as they can. They rarely hit third shot drop shots. What can you do? There are two options. The first is the punch volley, a volley hit hard and deep. The second is the soft volley,…
Clubs & Classes, September 2020
Glass Fusing
Doris Betuel Janet Vaupel and her sister-in-law, Susan, are our featured glass fusing artists this month. Both Janet and Susan moved to Robson Ranch a little over a year ago, and joined the Robson Ranch Fused Glass Club soon afterwards. Without any prior experience in cutting glass or fusing glass, both have embraced the fun…
Clubs & Classes, September 2020
Lost Art
Melanie Douglas With everything being mass-produced these days and developed via technology, I’m writing to encourage my fellow residents to remember to teach our younger generations how to “create” with their own two hands! Remember when we had to take “home economics” or “household engineering?” What about “shop class” or a course on welding or…
Clubs & Classes, September 2020
From Where Is the Light Coming?
Nancy Friedman, Co-Educational Director, RR Fine Arts Guild Some of us would like to know when the light will be coming from the end of the COVID-19 tunnel, but this article is not about that intangible light. Since March 15, I am sure everyone has observed and appreciated the little things in life, such as the…
Clubs & Classes, September 2020
Pottery/Ceramics Club
Carol Breen, Pottery/Ceramics Club Reporter MaryAnn and her husband, David, moved here in 2015. MaryAnn had never made anything from clay but as she “is willing to take a risk,” she jumped right in. MaryAnn loves learning new pottery techniques and is continually learning ways of creating. MaryAnn also does fused and stained glass, but…
Features, September 2020
Spotlight On Advertiser: The Sore That Won’t Heal
“Hey doc, I’ve had a bump on my nose for two months now that won’t heal. No matter what I do, it does not go away. I am very careful with the area, washing it daily, and sometimes I put Neosporin on it, but there it stays.” As a board-certified dermatologist, specializing in the early…
Clubs & Classes, September 2020
Never Too Old to Learn
Diana Oleson I was looking for something to make with all the embroidery thread that I have, and I came across a pattern for crochet earrings. The skeleton earrings and brooch were a lot of fun to make. My next project is going to be to learn to weave, this is something that I have always…