I’ve been asked to write an inspiring note on reaching Silver Life Master status. I’ve been digging deep, but coming up empty. Is there a more humbling game than bridge? Just as I’ve mastered a killer convention that will stop … Continue reading →
Thank you for congratulating me on earning the Junior Master Status. I am a very active person who enjoys challenges, activities which stretch my mind, and interactive relationships I have with others. I have played competitive tennis for years and … Continue reading →
I have really enjoyed learning this fascinating game of bridge and would especially like to thank Sara Gainey who has been a patient, knowledgeable, supportive, and down-to-earth teacher of our group of learners at Lehigh Valley Active Life on Wednesday … Continue reading →
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 →