i loved chess when i was a nipper. absolutely loved it. self taught at about 8 or 9 i suppose.
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you keep her upstairs all week??Originally posted by FiveTimes View PostNah she has come down to see the kids for the weekend, cheeky.Comment
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same here, and my eldest daughter has just started to play aged 11. goes to chess club at school, and its good fun challenging her to a gameOriginally posted by DS23 View Posti loved chess when i was a nipper. absolutely loved it. self taught at about 8 or 9 i suppose.Comment
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shame I missed a trick about not being able to go out thoughOriginally posted by DS23 View Postgood move actually. might try that one when the in-laws come over next week....Comment
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i rarely play now. wife bought me a little hand held chess game thing for travelling a few years ago which is great but the freaking on/off button can't be controlled. it kept activating in my bag and then making moves... so it gathers dust.Comment
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