In her heartwarming memoir Bullnettles and Pigtails, P.J. Robinson recounts her childhood and teenage years of growing up in the '50's and '60's on a spectacular Eastern Oklahoma farm. In her recollections, she also brings to vivid life the diverse members of her large, loving, and close-knit family . . . which included preachers and teachers, cowboys and concert pianists, and grandmas with homemade cancer cures. Not to mention uncles and cousins who brought gifts of chocolate-covered ants . . . and vivid tall tales from the far-away land of California.