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I’ve missed it (you).
Hi all. I’ve been gone for 2-3 months. I ventured off in to some in person lessons. My instructor helped me learn a couple of songs that I was interested in learning along with some helpful theory lessons/explanations.
Learning something different was nice, but I missed the TAC family. I missed Tony’s explanations and, yes, even his occasional bad jokes. 😁
So, here I am, going back to some of the basic lessons ie, Fretboard Wizard, etc for some refreshing, then I’ll be hitting the challenges again.
Oh, Tony, how my guitarsenal has grown. Besides outright purchases, I’ve purchased bodies, necks, & miscellaneous parts from various sites and built a couple, as well as a couple of kits. Plus, it’s helped me with learning to set up the final product. Glad I’m no longer married or I would be perpetually in the doghouse. 😧 But, I’m not so who cares!? 😉
Looking forward to getting back into it and seeing all of your comments and helpful hints.
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Thanks for sharing this part of your journey @Rando and welcome back to the daily TAC guitar routine and family!
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It sounds like you’ve traded in your wife for a guitar (or 2), @Rando . I can understand how that could be a good thing. I’m happy you are keeping yourself busy with something as beneficial as music and guitar. In my opinion, you couldn’t pick better hobbies than playing guitar and building guitars.
And welcome back to this amazing community and Tony’s warm and silly instructions. I, too, love TAC and Tony.
MG 😀
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Oh, Mike.
The divorce was over 20 years ago. I just like to revel in the little perks of being single. 😀
But, there is a certain satisfaction to building your own.
Thanks for the reply.
Randy
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Yes, I have no doubt there is great satisfaction in building your own guitar, @Rando . I would think that was a guitar to treasure for sure. (I’m only a little envious. 😉)
MG 😀
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