Today’s hand is a comprehensive study of various plays by both sides which lend themselves to different strokes for different folks, but the happy ending, if everyone
is on top of his or her game, going to declarer.
Sure, there become some choices along the Yellow Brick Road on the way to bridge heaven and not to the Emerald City, but the result, if every T is crossed and I dotted,
will belong to the traveler, not just any wicked witch.
The author must have had playing bridge in mind, when he wrote his master piece,
else he would have intimidated the Scare Crow, and the Tin Woodsman leaving the Cowardly Lion to do his thing, not to mention Dorothy and her furious desire to show her leadership. but with a significant dose of character and, of course the late and great Frank Baum, whose last name embodied the final feeling.
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Hi Everyone,
Today’s hand is a comprehensive study of various plays by both sides which lend themselves to different strokes for different folks, but the happy ending, if everyone
is on top of his or her game, going to declarer.
Sure, there become some choices along the Yellow Brick Road on the way to bridge heaven and not to the Emerald City, but the result, if every T is crossed and I dotted,
will belong to the traveler, not just any wicked witch.
The author must have had playing bridge in mind, when he wrote his master piece,
else he would have intimidated the Scare Crow, and the Tin Woodsman leaving the Cowardly Lion to do his thing, not to mention Dorothy and her furious desire to show her leadership. but with a significant dose of character and, of course the late and great Frank Baum, whose last name embodied the final feeling.