Forgotten Wish
Orphan Calves Robin Hoselton While attending cattle auctions at the sale barn, I observed a group of women who always sat in the front rows..
A View From Robin’s Nest
Ignorance is Bliss
An Innocent Beginning Robin Hoselton Until we started raising cattle, I didn’t give much thought to buying hamburger at the supermarket..
Do as I Say, Not What I Do
I Know What to Do Robin Hoselton As an aspiring novelist, I’ve read how-to books about writing, signed up for evening classes and..
Dental Trauma
A Day at the Dentist Robin Hoselton My legs nearly buckled from shock. The cost of the dental work totaled $200.00 more than my monthly..
Cheap Cheeps
Bright-Eyed Beauties Robin Hoselton Perhaps money can’t buy love, but it can buy a wondrous life experience-—and for only fifty-eight..
Bucket List
Should I or Shouldn’t I? Robin Hoselton The young man’s eyes widened when I asked, “Do you do old ladies?” Realizing how that..
April: National Humor Month
Laughter is the Best Medicine Robin Hoselton April is National Humor Month, founded in 1976 by Larry Wilde, Director of The Carmel..
A Good Bar of Soap is Hard to Find
Where’s My Soap? By Robin Hoselton Andrew asked me to marry him. Andrew is smart, he’s a good cook, and he adores me. Nevertheless,..
A Cowgirl I Ain’t (Yet)
Lights, Camera, Action Robin Hoselton Psychologists have long recognized the problem inherent in human relations when one person talks to..