I am writing to you now tonight from Frankfurt, where I am delighted to have won the Adolf Anderssen Seniors Memorial Chess Tournament with 6.5 points from 7 games. I am also really happy and grateful for having made many new friends here in Germany.
I would like to conclude this article by wishing everyone a happy weekend now. For further reading, you may well enjoy visiting the following websites by some of my new friends in Germany.
My name is Paul Motwani, but my colleagues, my students and their parents mostly call me "Mr. Mo"! My middle initial, A, stands for Anthony, because I was born on the official feast day of St. Anthony of Padua, the patron saint of miracles and of lost souls. I love teaching Mathematics and Chess, and giving fun-packed talks and shows in schools and clubs. The popular ingredients of Math, Chess, Mystery and Magic are my "Fantastic Four", and I give prizes too! I am an International Chess Grandmaster, and (loooooong ago!) I was the World Under-17 Champion. I am the author of five published chess books and hundreds of newspaper articles. I live with my wonderful wife and son in Belgium. I also love music, movies and puzzles.
I blog at paulmotwani.com. My e-mail address is pmotwani141@gmail.com. You can find me on Facebook, too.
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6 thoughts on “Blog Post #106: Forever with my King”
Well done Mr Mo. How fabulous.
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Dear Marie-Louise,
Thank you very much for your kind message!
Have a lovely weekend now.
With kindest wishes as always,
Paul.
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Proficiat !
Geraardsbergen was dus een goede training.
En je hebt de smaak weer te pakken J
Met vriendelijke groeten,
Lucien
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Beste Lucien,
Hartelijk dank voor Uw vriendelijke boodschap!
Ik wens U nu een heel prettig weekend.
Met beste wensen,
Paul.
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Congratulations !
That’s a very nice report again.
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Thank you very much again, dear Lucien!
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