vp_wiz…Like the totally unnamed character (portrayed by Joan Fontaine) In Alfred Hitchcock’s “Rebecca” says of her artist father (paraphrasing): “He found the one perfect tree and spent his life trying to perfectly capture its essence”, I spend much of my time trying to play a single strategy (for a single game) as perfectly as possible, ignoring opportunities to “branch out” (pun intended ).
I totally appreciate your comments.
… bl
I can very much appreciate that approach … if only my playing ground were consistently fertile.
Unfortunately, it seems that just about every time I find myself contentedly “capturing essence”, eventually the casino poisons the soil and it’s necessary to move on. I find that I’ve needed to become more and more creative in seeking out play opportunities in order to continue “capturing the essence”.
—In vpF…@…com, <bornloser1537@…> wrote :
vp_wiz…Like the totally unnamed character (portrayed by Joan Fontaine) In Alfred Hitchcock’s “Rebecca” says of her artist father (paraphrasing): “He found the one perfect tree and spent his life trying to perfectly capture its essence”, I spend much of my time trying to play a single strategy (for a single game) as perfectly as possible, ignoring opportunities to “branch out” (pun intended ).
I totally appreciate your comments.
… bl