My parents who still play and love the game of Bridge, became Life Masters when only 300 points were needed. Now the requirements have risen to 500 points. Both numbers seem unattainable at my age, but I continue to play … Continue reading →
When I was in High School, I lived 6 blocks from Southern Methodist University (SMU). SMU has some truly beautiful CoEds and I used to go to the student center to observe their beauty. ?? while I was occupied in … Continue reading →
I started playing Bridge about 8 years ago. I had sold my family business (Zinman Furs) a few years before that and was looking for something to do that would keep my attention and that I would enjoy. I had … Continue reading →
I started playing bridge in college over fifty years ago.Always enjoyed the game but never really learned much about how to play. When I retired in July 2017, I decided to play bridge as a way to make new friends … Continue reading →
We are happy to share that our teacher, Cindy Reid, is responsible for turning us into Bridge people! We began lessons with Cindy about three years ago. We were one of Cindy’s first students and as she learned to teach, … Continue reading →
Frank Doub, a resident of Falling Waters, with roots in Washington County, recently achieved the most sought after rank in competitive bridge: Life Master. To achieve this rank, a player must gain different types of points—gold, silver, black—in competition at … Continue reading →