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This on was a treat today. I got it with ease. That sense of accomplishment inspires me to come back. Some days are easier than others.

[Adventure_Girl]

I discovered that I must log out and log back in again. Without logging in, my streak gets broken. I was being lazy by not logging out and my days didn’t count. Lesson learned!

[Adventure_Girl]

I too struggle with resting my guitar on my lap. I finally caved and bought an adjustable foot stool which arrived today. Problem solved. Now I can focus on my playing instead of my knee height.

[Adventure_Girl]

So glad to know I’m not the only one struggling with this stretch. Sooo hard to get these notes clean. Of course, I am just beginning!

[Adventure_Girl]

I did bring my electric traveler guitar. I am pleased to say that I have played every day but one. It isn’t my sweet Martin. I am playing it unplugged but I am playing.

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Celebrating your completion of the 30 Days to Play! I am on Day 4 and amazed so far, even though it has taken me 5 days to get here. The point is, we are doing it! Yay, us!

[Adventure_Girl]

I too am working my way through the 30 day challenge. Now 29 days in and working on week 4. Not retaining much but along with each day’s lesson and practice, I go back and review some previous lesson(s) and making progress there too. Having fun with it. Actually yearning to spend time with my guitar each day, even though some days I have to push to get to it.

[Adventure_Girl]

Thanks! I almost didn’t bring it, but I did. Pleased to say I have played every day but one.

[Adventure_Girl]

My travel guitar is just that, a travel guitar. I did fly with it and was really careful that no one messed with it in the overhead compartment. It has now bussed and taxied with me too.