Earning a Life Masters took about 9 years, during which time I worked full time as an associate professor of accounting and did lots of other things, including traveling. This “Masters” was the hardest one to earn – after ones … Continue reading →
I had learned to play bridge in college and played bridge casually and rarely until 3 years ago when I retired. A friend who is a life master suggested that I might enjoy duplicate bridge. I thought, why not? I … Continue reading →
Valley Forge, PA Regional Tournament week of June 22nd, 2015: all present and accounted for, the crazy boisterous bridge players, the instructors (unlicensed except in their own minds) who will gladly tell you everything you did wrong at the bridge … Continue reading →
I’ve been playing bridge for a long, long time, but it wasn’t until I retired that I got interested in duplicate. One of my goals was to play in a national tournament. I got that wish playing in Philadelphia, where … Continue reading →
Gertrude Flor will be 94 in September. She was born into a family of wealth and privilege in a small town that was once considered part of Romania and Austria. As a child she spoke many languages and was extremely … Continue reading →
I joined the ACBL in 2010 after getting my feet wet on BBO where I was introduced to the basic SAYC system. It was my BBO friends who encouraged me to join the ACBL and find ‘real’ games at a … Continue reading →
