It took a long time to reach this level, at least it felt like it. I was discouraged sometimes, being stuck in a bridge slump, and not getting any points for weeks. I kept going because I enjoy playing, I … Continue reading →
When I was in college, I had no interest in bridge. When I saw the other students playing at lunch time, I would keep walking. I graduated, married, and got hired by Kodak. A beginning bridge class was being offered … Continue reading →
I played my bridge when I was in college in the early 80’s in China. I hadn’t played for a long time since I emigrated to the USA. By chance, I found the Harrisburg Bridge Club nearby and I went … Continue reading →
I attribute my success to the wonderful teachers, whom I have had through the years. Lessons from Joann Glasson, Bobbie Gomer and John Dickenson, have been the most foundational and impactful for developing as a bridge player. I was also … Continue reading →
D4 is a fantastic experience for players. At a high level, there are some things done in D4 that are not my preference, such as conditions of contest in the GNTs and NAPs, but those are completely irrelevant to 99.9% … Continue reading →
