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Thanks Loraine,you’re a good influence and a great example for others. It’s this type of interaction that makes the TAC family work. Positive involvement accelerates desire and builds confidence which is so important success!

Thanks for helping

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You two sound great together. Hope you got lots of cheers !!

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Standing ovation!!!

Gotta love ❤️ a good monkey’n around train song!

I can hear that whistle blowin’

Good job John 👍

[-Rick-]

Thanks for sharing Mr Folsom, wish I could sing so well. That’s a big hangup for me and seeing everyone else is a great encouragement to continue my journey and overcome my inhibitions. I could be the monkey drivin that train!!

Thanks John

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Thanks Kay

I’m pretty reserved when it comes to sharing since I’m more of a recluse. Then when we divided into small groups I had no audio, think I unmuted but I wasn’t getting it to cooperate so I left the small group. But all in all my first zoom experience was productive enough that I look forward to July.

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Thank you, Stevie, commenting adds to my fun and encouragement which snowballs into wanting to share more. Thanks!!

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Thanks Phil, you taught me that comments can be quite encouraging. Thanks

[-Rick-]

Thank you for the kind reply. The bluegrass fingerpick usage certainly didn’t come naturally. Jim Pankey teaches that you just have to keep using them. Your brain will eventually adapt and learn the new geometry of the fingers with picks on. I push them on real tight, so they don’t move, also with the metal tip as close to the fingertip as possible so there is not an excessive addition to finger length. Thanks again for your encouraging comments!