Jaine Toth The Robson Papercrafters are like little energizer bunnies who just keep giving. Following our donation of cards of appreciation to staff at the COVID unit at Banner Casa Grande Hospital, more cards expressing our gratitude for selflessly working through the pandemic were delivered to other deserving people in our community. Trudy Foslien dropped…
Ken Muhlbeier With the winter softball season just completed, the Robson Softball Club is proud to say they were, once again, well represented in the Palm Creek League. With all teams and players participating under COVID protocols, the Robson softball teams played for the league championship at both the B and C levels. Although both…
David Zapatka While reading Starseed Transmissions by Ken Carey, I ran across the word negentropy. I’ve always been fascinated by the word entropy and its meaning so I was immediately intrigued by this related word driving me to research it for this month’s issue. Entropy: noun /ˈentrəpē/ 1. thermodynamics: a measure of the unavailable energy in a…
Linda Gayer Where can you talk, laugh, get exercise, and have fun? Line dancing! That’s where! No equipment needed, and no experience necessary. It’s opened to both men and women. No partner is needed either! The Line Dancing Club continues to grow in membership. Currently there are about 50 paid members. With COVID restrictions still in place…
Carol Breen, Pottery/Ceramics Club Reporter Sandy and Kelly Fried moved to Robson Ranch four years ago from Montana. Having always wanted to try pottery, Sandy quickly registered when an orientation class was offered. That’s all it took and Sandy became one of the regular potters at the studio where she enjoyed meeting and learning from…
Jaine Toth Creating a scrapbook rather than simply putting memorable pictures into a photo album, has more meaning for Linda Gayer on several levels. One is that when she looks back, she doesn’t have to wonder, “when was that taken?” or “Who are those people in this photo?” or “They look familiar but I just can’t place…