Ten years ago, I retired from a thirty-five year teaching career in health and physical education. I was often asked what I was going to do in retirement, and I had a couple of things in mind such as work … Continue reading →
I have been playing Duplicate for 7 years in Lancaster, mostly at Maple Grove, then Online, and now at a Lutheran Church and Homestead Village. This was under the following, as directors and helpful teachers, Andie Sponagule, but mostly John … Continue reading →
On the day that I retired from my work as a physician at the Veterans Administration, my wife asked me if I could start learning how to play bridge in order for her to have a consistent (if not ornery) … Continue reading →
I started playing bridge 50 years ago with my in-laws, joining the ACBL in 1973. We played in ACBL games in a large family room in the home of Helen Joe and Bob Owens in our resort town of Cape … Continue reading →
I reached this next rank thanks to the late, great Lila Gleitman, my mother. Mom, my favorite bridge partner, would come to the table and when meeting new opponents, would say, “I may look like a blind, little old lady, … Continue reading →
I started playing bridge in the late 90s to help my dad become a Life Master. We never had a convention card. He was not in good health. I was working full time as a physician. But he did become … Continue reading →