One year, could it really be?  One year ago today was The  Beginning of Royal Ranch Green from the "Bottom" Up, aptly named, I suppose.  It really is quite  fitting that it happened to be on a Tuesday, and let alone the 13th.  I  had to look it up, but I knew the anniversary was coming up and was  pleasantly surprised about those two facts.  Tuesday because it would  fall on a day where I do double duty and write for Green Spot-On too; and the  13th because that was Grandma's favorite number.  Her birthday was  August 13th so I'm assuming she was a little partial to it.
What  to do on such a milestone?  I mean, it's not like my birthday or  something.  I don't see any gifts coming my way... damn!  But I do feel  like celebrating.  This really has been a blast for me, getting to know  my readers, but better yet, getting to know how my blog affects my  readers.  Not only do I share funny stories about things that happen on  this crazy piece of heaven on earth, but I have tried to share some  things that hopefully make a difference in a persons life.
Maybe  in just a little teensy way, admit it.  Okay I admit it, blogging  reminds me constantly to stay true to the course that I have chosen, you  know the environmentally friendly one.  Recently a friend of ours was  making these huge bear traps (don't worry, they are only for decoration)  and I encouraged him to use recycled material.  He came roaring in the  driveway the other day to tell us that his product is now 85% recycled  (thanks to me, he added) and he has already sold one!
Or maybe I  have helped you deal with a health  issue, because Lord knows, I've had my  share.  Hopefully I help you deal with them with dignity and humor,  because sometimes that's the only way to go.  But above everything  else, I hope mostly I brought a smile to your lips each and every time  you saw that there was a post.  I also hope you have learned by now that  I am a total rebel at heart, as a matter of fact, many times my own  rebellion is my worst enemy, so I thought it quite appropriate that I  close this milestone post with a hillbilly "Rebel Girl" song from  Miranda Lambert:
Beyoncé is Right: History Can’t Be Erased
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“My family lived and died in America, hmGood ol’ USA (good ol’ USA), 
shitWhole lotta red in that white and blue, huhHistory can’t be erased, 
ooh-ohAre you ...
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