Life In 19x19

Hello! It's been a while...

Earlier this year, my (now 7 year old) son begun playing go (he'd played a few times before, but it didn't seem to interest him more than an odd session here and there). That, and a slightly more favourable work context, meant I could allow myself to play go again... and ...

We're enjoying the new board a bunch!

We often play teaching games on the board.

We sometimes set tsumego problems there, and
use it for reviewing games too.

I've just made an account at baduk.club and will check it out, thanks!

We've both begun practicing at tsumego-hero too ^^

Hi Ferran, thank you for your message!
I've answered you ^^

Best wishes,
Tássio

Hi!

My 7 years old son has recently shown interest in go, and I
begun teaching him. As he's been playing every day for the past
three weeks, I decided that it would be nice to have a real set
for us to use, as it feels much nicer than playing over the
computer when we're in the same room!

A ...

Thank you EdLee for your time and tips!

I am back to go after a long time.

Much happened. I have now a degree, and a wonderful son.

With life regaining some balance, it's time to step on the road again.

I am posting two games. One victory and one loss. Comments are quite welcome!

I am now ...

Ah, shodan. A fond idea in my single-digit kyuu heart.

Let's share some adventures, surprises and lessons. I hope it is enjoyable.


A bit of history.

I learned go in 2006, but only begun playing in 2007, after creating a
go club in my university. I played a few games once a week then and
until ...

Thank you. I was just wondering whether there was a common practice.

I guess then I will experiment and see what's more comfortable.

Hello,

Is there standard way of recording tsumegos (problem and discussion) on an SGF file?

Is each tsumego a variation? Is it better to have them in separate files?
(In this case, is it common for Go software to open many "games" at once?)

I am sorry if the question is ill-posed, I am new here ...