Hello, Hey & Howdydoodahday
Posted: Wed Mar 23, 2011 3:59 am
I've been a lurker here (and previously GoDiscussions) for years, but only now felt like getting more involved. I've already made a few posts, but feel I should say hello properly.
I’m from England, and currently live in London.
I started to play Go over five years ago. I was hooked from the start and played a lot until I reached 3k KGS, at which point I found it hard to improve. Then, as I developed other interests, my drive to play Go evaporated, and I ended up taking a break for a couple of years. But I recently returned to the game with a vengeance, and I’m determined to pass this plateau I've been on for a while. The peaks ahead are in my sights!
Hobbywise, I also spin poi (and practice other skill toys), which provides another rabbit hole I can explore endlessly. I'm also very interested in music, nature, science, language, and art.
I studied Mandarin at university and lived in Taiwan for six years, where I amassed a nice library of cheap Chinese go books. Now if I can just get round to really working through them a bit more, I might actually become a dan player one day!
I love teaching Go to beginners, and strongly feel the game deserves to more widely played around the world.
OK enough about me - see you all round!
I’m from England, and currently live in London.
I started to play Go over five years ago. I was hooked from the start and played a lot until I reached 3k KGS, at which point I found it hard to improve. Then, as I developed other interests, my drive to play Go evaporated, and I ended up taking a break for a couple of years. But I recently returned to the game with a vengeance, and I’m determined to pass this plateau I've been on for a while. The peaks ahead are in my sights!
Hobbywise, I also spin poi (and practice other skill toys), which provides another rabbit hole I can explore endlessly. I'm also very interested in music, nature, science, language, and art.
I studied Mandarin at university and lived in Taiwan for six years, where I amassed a nice library of cheap Chinese go books. Now if I can just get round to really working through them a bit more, I might actually become a dan player one day!
I love teaching Go to beginners, and strongly feel the game deserves to more widely played around the world.
OK enough about me - see you all round!