This was an interesting game that could have gone either way until Anda (playing black) threatened my Rook with her Queen.  I noticed if I left the Rook trapped by the knight and allowing Anda to go for it, I would have her in checkmate in 3 moves.  Fortunately for me, Anda didn't see the future checkmate, went after the Rook, and lost.  I have been burned by this so many times that I get very paranoid when I see a piece dangling out in the open for me to take.  I study the board, trying to foresee 2, 3, and sometimes 4 moves ahead to see what my opponent has up his/her sleeve before I take the piece.  We all need to learn how to do that so our ranking can continue to grow.  Here's the game 

Sorry Anda, Well Done JAke    

"Sorry Anda," spoke mozerdozer. But I heard him chuckling in Connecticut all the way here in Pennsylvania! Sorry, my foot! But guess what, folks! I just might be more careful next time! Thanks for the lesson, Jake!