The link to the common game is not fully hyperlinked. On February 23, 2022, at 4:23 PM, Morris Jones <mojo(a)bridgemojo.com> wrote: Please check for accuracy and omissions! I have to open with the passing of one of our most beloved and stalwart unit members and a fierce competitor at the bridge table, Sandra Franciscus. I don't know the full story of Sandra's history with our unit, but I know she was a frequent volunteer in its administration. The games here will not be the same without her. Our Unit Games every other Sunday (or so) continue to be well attended. In our first February game, February 13, we had nine full tables (not bad for Super Bowl Sunday). We had just learned of the passing that morning of Sandra, and you'll notice in the results that the game was named the Sandra Franciscus pairs in her honor. Winners N/S were Cathryn Martin and Diana Borgatti (69%!) and E/W were Carolyn Cohen and Patrick Cardullo. We have another February game scheduled for Sunday, February 27, and with our column deadlines coming up, I don't yet know how that game will turn out. I'll report next month. For March, our games will be on the same dates, March 13 and 27 at the Arcadia Bridge Center. With limited space, reservations are required! Call Miriam Harrington to save your spot, (626) 232-0558. As always proof of vaccination is required, but if we're lucky, maybe these will be our first games without a mask requirement for vaccinated players (which would be everyone). Unit Game results are posted on both ACBL Live for Clubs https://my.acbl.org/club-results/905596 and The Common Game https://thecommongame.com/ClubWebHost/905596/. The club name is "Unit 559" which you can use as a search on Live for Clubs. This month we have two major milestones to announce in rank advancements. Lisa Walker is now a Life Master and Bronze Life Master. Morris Jones is now a Gold Life Master. I'd like to tell a story about when I first became a Life Master, living in Campbell, near San Jose, CA. A friend who was a tournament director and experienced player, was introducing me to some other friends at a tournament. He said, "This is Mojo, he's new to Flight B." It was a humbling thought and a reminder of how much bridge awaited me on the journey. I've spent a lot of that time learning to compete in Flight B. Now that I'm newly in Flight A, I know that I have to learn to play this game at another level. I wouldn't have it any other way. And Lisa -- welcome to Flight B! -- Morris Jones, Monrovia, CA BridgeMojo Old Town Sidewalk Astronomers Mojo's Blog