We welcomed back for our first game in February our players from the 2024 cohort and the new players joining us for 2025. We have increased our members number now to 32 players.
We have been fortunate to have been allocated Room 2 to accommodate any overflow. My thanks to Len Jeffers for that.
The game is traditionally played with 4 players, but can accommodate combinations up to 6 players.
Room 1 gets a little squashy and noisy with five tables of 4 players. I am conscious of the Bridge players playing in the auditorium next door, so ask all our players to please keep the door closed and contain our excitement within Room 1.
Talking of excitement there was plenty of it at both our February meetings. Cards is all about fun and edging out that competitive spirit that resides in all of us. We have welcomed 11 new members this year including several husband/wife couples. I thank those members who have helped new members to understand the rules and how to play the game.
I ask you all to please advise me if you will be an apology to any of our two monthly games. As you can see, knowing the numbers affects how the room/s are set up.
Keep shuffling!
We have been fortunate to have been allocated Room 2 to accommodate any overflow. My thanks to Len Jeffers for that.
The game is traditionally played with 4 players, but can accommodate combinations up to 6 players.
Room 1 gets a little squashy and noisy with five tables of 4 players. I am conscious of the Bridge players playing in the auditorium next door, so ask all our players to please keep the door closed and contain our excitement within Room 1.
Talking of excitement there was plenty of it at both our February meetings. Cards is all about fun and edging out that competitive spirit that resides in all of us. We have welcomed 11 new members this year including several husband/wife couples. I thank those members who have helped new members to understand the rules and how to play the game.
I ask you all to please advise me if you will be an apology to any of our two monthly games. As you can see, knowing the numbers affects how the room/s are set up.
Keep shuffling!
Doug Smith
Convenor
Convenor
