I grew up in a household of card players. My father started playing bridge in college, taught my mother, and played competitive bridge all of his life until he attained bronze life master. Since he felt that he played too … Continue reading →
MY QUEST TO BECOME A SILVER LIFE MASTER: CONFESSIONS OF A BRIDGE ADDICT BREATHE! BREATHE! BREATHE! GOOD MORNING! It’s a new day, and it will be a good one, if have a partner to play with! Let’s see: is it … Continue reading →
I have been playing bridge for a a very long time When all my friends were going to tournaments I was either playing tennis, bonding with grandchildren or collecting vintage costume jewelry. When I was interested in goals at bridge, … Continue reading →
It may have taken me seven years to get from Silver to Ruby Life Master, but every one of them has been filled with fun at the bridge table. I must admit that online bridge has been particularly helpful in … Continue reading →
I felt like the day would never arrive because I had difficulty with Covid and no F2F bridge to obtain my red points. I had amassed all my silver and gold and over 670 master points but the red points … Continue reading →
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 →