Hi, Kim.
I'm David Rosenkoetter. My wife and I just moved from the KC area
three years ago and now live in Fort Wayne. I'll be more than happy to
help you with your endeavors, plus see if I can get you in touch with
some folks in the KC area who might be able to help you face to face.
I used to be a member of the Kansas City Chess Club, directed by Ken
Fee. He's now got several locations where he teaches and runs chess
classes.
I'll write you privately and see if we can get some strategy help for
you as well.
David Rosenkoetter
Email: davidrosenkoetter260@xxxxxxxxx
Cellphone: (260) 206-9277
Skype ID (same as my email address): davidrosenkoetter260@xxxxxxxxx
On 4/9/19, Jim Homme <jhomme1028@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi Kim
Something went wrong when I tried to write you privately. Write me privately
and we will figure out something to help you.
Jim H
On Apr 9, 2019, at 4:57 PM, Lucas Radaelli <lucasradaelli@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hey there,
Have you learned how to play with winboard in free chess (fics)?
Em 4/9/2019 1:47 PM, Kimberly A. Morrow, PhD (Redacted sender morrowmediakc
for DMARC) escreveu:
Greetings, Chess Listers!
My name is Kim Morrow. I’m from the Kansas City area, and just completed
the first of Hadley’s two chess courses. I was preparing to enter the
second course (strategies), but it has been temporarily discontinued.
I only learned the basic chess moves a few months back, and I’m still
making tons of silly errors and really need guidance and correction as I
continue to learn the game on my own. I have no one with whom to play
chess in “real time”, so I’m hoping to find someone online who will
tolerate my newby moves and would like to assist a new blind chess player
in improving. All I can promise you is that I will definitely pay the good
deed forward to other new blind chess players, once I’m good enough. It
will be a while!
My email is:
morrowmediakc@xxxxxxxxx.
Google Voice phone number is:
913-735-4574.
I’m also up for face time if that works for you.
Looking forward to starting a game.
Sincerely,
Kim Morrow
P.S. Hey now—I do play better at my chess game than the Royals do at
baseball!
