...As free as the wind
Hopefully learning
Why the sea on the tide
Has no way of turning
 
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With the new addition to our family I don’t get a lot of time to cook the way I used to.  I keep it pretty simple on the weeknights with just one meat and just one veggie (no starch), which has also helped a little with losing those last 10 lbs I’ve been trying to […]




         

 


Bridge is one of those games which is similar to many of the card cames you might have played in some form or fashion - hearts, “chasing the pig” (I think that’s a taiwanese game), but like many games, it’s a minute to learn, a lifetime to master. I don’t think I ever really figured it out…but got pretty good at faking my way through.

Since bridge club happened every week and had the added incentive of a free, oftentimes homemade meal preceding the games, I started to hang with some of these guys on a regular basis. Here’s the core group.



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