Getting Back on Track
I was away for about a week so I wasn't able to play chess very much. During my free time I was putting together a schedule for me to follow everyday for every aspect of my life. Chess is just one aspect of my life. I have constantly been working and reworking a schedule. I just finished another one and to be honest I think I need to change it again. It's a process. I should have one by the start of next week though.
Anyway, I was only able to play two games while I was gone, here is one of them:
I guess it shouldn't surprise me that I won this person was about 100 points lower rated then I, and even though I made a mistake in the beginning I managed to win due to a blunder on my opponents part at the end. this game isn't really instructive but it is a good example of the fact that most games at my level are won by blunders so the key focus is to work to reduce the amount of blunders.
