During World War II, I was in Chungking, China. A family friend lived with us. He had a guitar and a bridge book by Eli Culbertson. I learned Stephen Foster’s songs and how to play bridge the Culbertson way. I … Continue reading →
I’m very grateful to the ACBL and BBO for the organized online games they were able to provide to the bridge playing community. It was an enormous software achievement and a real sanity saver! The retired techie in me … Continue reading →
I began my quest for Life Master in October 1987. That is the date on my Junior Master certificate from ACBL congratulating me on earning my first master point. It has taken 34 years but I have finally achieved the … Continue reading →
I want to thank the over 400 partners that I have played with over the 20 years of playing bridge. A special thanks to the pros with their seminars. Eric, Jeff, Chris, the late Bruce Reeves, Jerry, Chuck and Jade. … Continue reading →
Duplicate Bridge has been a challenging, rewarding, and interesting journey. I live in the part of the country where duplicate players are few and most games are small. Nevertheless I studied and traveled to acquire the colored points needed. Then … Continue reading →
I was first introduced to bridge by my Mom, but became hooked playing during my college years at Cornell with my fraternity brothers. After graduation I sought out games at local clubs and tournaments and soon became a frequent player … Continue reading →