The Robson Ranch Library will be holding a Used Book Sale on Saturday, March 14. The sale will be held in the Cheyenne and Laredo Rooms at the Ranch House…
The Robson Ranch Cigar Meetup—Slightly Toasted, Mildly Hydrated, Always Smoking. Listen up, cigar lovers. July gave us fireworks, grilled meat, and the right to smoke in semi-questionable places. But now it’s August. The month where the sun tries to kill us, and the asphalt threatens to eat our flip-flops. Naturally, that means it’s time to…
Rev. Donna Vande Kieft We celebrated another 4th of July—our Independence and Freedom—in the midst of a world in turmoil and unrest as perhaps it has always been. I listened to a Good Faith Podcast with David French which offered five themes—or a prayer posture—to guide us as we pray for our nation: for its…
The Phoenix Airport System—Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport, Phoenix Goodyear Airport and Phoenix Deer Valley Airport—are known for flying machines. But the airports are also great places to check out art exhibitions and installations, thanks to the Phoenix Airport Museum. When you’re in Phoenix Sky Harbor picking up a loved one or heading out on…
Johnny Henson, Professor Pool When most players try to improve their games they sometimes work on too many changes all at once. It makes me think of the old quote: “Jack of all trades and master of none.” With this thought in mind, I want you to focus on just the shots that you miss…
David Zapatka Let the bad ones go bad. This is a skill we all need to learn to improve our game. How can we become more aware of balls that are traveling out of bounds? Any shot by the opponent that lands out of bounds ends in a winning rally for your side. Don’t give…
Julie White The history of stained glass goes back to ancient times. Stained glass originally served to teach churchgoers about biblical history. Some of the earliest examples of colorful glass originated in Mesopotamia in the ancient Middle East. Colored glass was found in the city of Nineveh in ancient Assyria. It dates to the seventh…