Now that I am retired, I am spending a lot more time playing bridge. I learned the game decades ago because my mother believed knowing how to play bridge was as important to succeeding in college as good SAT scores. … Continue reading →
My bridge life began a few years back when a friend of mine asked if I wanted to learn how to play the game with her by taking lessons. We decided to take lessons at the local Women’s club and … Continue reading →
My husband died in 1995 very suddenly and right before my eyes. I was in shock and became very anxious which spiraled into a deep clinical depression. A friend of mine, who was also going through problems of her own, … Continue reading →
I am truly excited to attain the rank of Silver Life Master in bridge. My entry into the world of duplicate bridge began some nineteen years ago upon my retirement from optometry. My wife and I would take long walks … Continue reading →
I achieved Life Master mostly by playing in club games weekly in Lansdale and Pottstown. For the last eight years I partnered with my mentor, Dick McDowell, just about every time. He taught me the importance of bidding consistently. Mitch … Continue reading →
One of my friends at work kept telling me “Terri, you have to learn how to play Bridge before you retire.” She said I needed to keep my mind sharp when I retired and so I took my first lesson … Continue reading →
