Five full tables for bridge this week at the Senior Center.
An activity I enjoy is playing bridge. There are times when I will entertain here, having two tables of friends who enjoy bridge as well. At those times, I am pleased to use the Van Gogh set of cards/score pad for one of the tables. I really Van Gogh's painting, "Starry Night."
There are times when we will have as many as six full tables at the Senior Center where I go once a week to play bridge. A player's goal is to move from a higher numbered table to the next lower numbered one; that is, from Table #6 to Table #5, from Table #5 to Table #4, etc. In these instances,
the winning pair is the one that moves, and the losing pair remains. Table #1 is the top table, and
that's where everyone wants to finish.:-) I am usually running in a bit later than most of the others, so Table #1 has already been taken. The losers from that table (after four hands) will move to the last table, this week Table #5, where I happened to begin play this week. Well, at the conclusion of play,
I was STILL at Table #5 - the only original player at that table. That means my cards were not very good - or I didn't play the ones I had well.:-(
One week, I happened to arrive early enough to take a place at Table #1, and at the conclusion of play, I was still at Table #1, the only original player at that table! The cards were friendly to me that day!
There are two other groups with whom I play - one called "First Friday" and one called "Second Friday." Our church has provided a room where we are able to play. I enjoy playing in that atmosphere.
So - is it "in the cards" for you to enjoy food and eating and still be in control of your weight? I will begin a series of some recipes tomorrow that will show you that is possible! Starting off - Comfort Food! See you then!
Thank you for reading and commenting!
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Well, I'll have to take your word for the bridge scene, since I barely remember how to play Old Maid!! :-)
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Oh Nellie, I've never played Bridge..however I do love to play cards. But Tom...not so much:( I think it's good for the mind...don't you?? I'm sure you are a very good player...but I know also that you do have to get the cards to win!
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Gert
I wish I knew how to play Bridge. I have wanted to learn for years. I suppose I should just ask someone for lessons...maybe that will be on my "learn to do" list this year! xo Diana
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