I grew up in a card-playing family. Canasta, hearts, and my mother and her siblings played rubber bridge. My mom taught me and my sister bridge when we were teenagers. I played a lot in college, learning the old Goren … Continue reading →
I went over 10,000 masterpoints by coming in eighth overall in the 0-10,000 pairs in the Atlanta Nationals. All I can tell you is that it takes a lot of perseverance to reach your bridge goal, whatever that may be. … Continue reading →
I am glad to finally get this National Master status –with the help of some great teammates from York, PA. One of them is Lois Anderson who was my tennis partner and we were ranked # 4 in the USA … Continue reading →
What does it take? Love of the game, love of partners, acceptance that no one is perfect in any set of 26 hands, especially yourself and your partner. I heard a story lately of a divorced couple that still played … Continue reading →
Thank you for your email. I started playing duplicate in January after a long hiatus from bridge. I actually learned in high school in the early 70’s, played a lot in college and then only sparingly for the next 40 … Continue reading →
I began my bridge journey around 1999 when I started reading the bridge column in the newspaper. It was my first exposure to the game and I was fascinated by the logic presented in the solutions. In 2001 I borrowed … Continue reading →