Two of the MGA players are going to spend two months on China to go to go school there. They are keeping a blog of their experiences. Sounds wonderful, I am secretly hoping I can do something similar when my kids are somewhat older. At this point in time, I don't think my husband would appreciate being stuck at home with the kids for two months ^^ Oh well, luckily I can get a lot of good go studying done right at my own home with the help of the internet and my local go club. But still...
Studying haengma today. It's very interesting, minue has been teaching me a lot of it. Now I just need to internalize all this haengma, and I'll be a tiny bit stronger ^^
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Other Blogs by Weiqi / Baduk Players
- A Go Player
- Anchorage Go Club Blog
- Chiyodad Learns Go
- Contrary to Authority
- Enriching My Love of the Game
- Falling Stones are Not Heavy
- Go Game, Weiqi, Baduk in Russia
- Li Ang's Blog
- Maths and Weiqi... with a British Accent
- MrOoijer Blogs
- Shodan in a Summer
- Silent Snow's Blog
- Sorin's Blog
- Studying Weiqi in China (not updated, but great reading)
- The Shodan Year
2 comments:
Thanks for alerting us to this new blog! It sounds like it'll be an exciting adventure!
"The horrible, terrible, not-good-at-all hike?" Was it the heat, the height, or the humidity?
Methinks I should plan a Go game atop Half-Dome in Yosemite.
Hmmm, i think my main issues were
- heat
- humidity
- lack of food (showing my organizational skills)
- the fact that the trail seemed to be mostly vertical
- and it turned out to be at least 8 miles, which was farther than I expected.
I still loved every miserable minute of the hike though ^^
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