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You and the Cat share a strong melody line @Michelle_in_PSL , that was lovely. 41 to go then, you have to have a next. I am sure you will. Great to listen to you.
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Yep, and since I am not currently burdened by having to learn the lead, this great song ate me alive. I did get the speed, not the pattern, then slowed and got the pattern (kind of) but not at speed (I still haven’t the courage to post or play it live, but I hear and see the effort, and it makes me smile happy thoughts). @Alfred, you will get it, and wow what a great #famjam song when you and your daughter both hit it right on stride.
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Congrats @BethL, and the Michael someone is invariably @Michael-K73 , who is extraordinarily helpful in TAC. I base that on having watched the exchanges he has had with several on this topic;
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Hi @jeffrey M, i guess under TACster definitions I am an “intermediate” player, but I wonder.
Anyway, two things I did at the first of the Year. First, I picked an artist (could be a genre, inter-related, but I chose Woody Guthrie) to learn a minimum of 1 song per month, and either post it or play it live or VOM. A true intermediate could push 5 songs into 3 months, and it would have the same focus and encouragement effect. And you will find music you love that you may not know about, or may have overlooked.
The second thing I have done this year is to encourage myself to work on finger-picking and figure out ways to finger pick the songs I am playing. I added doing something every day into that pledge and it is now part of my Routine. Putting a time string on that kind of effort is also challenging and leads to progress.
Good luck, and looking forward to hearing about success and unstuckedness.
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Great #smallwin @SherryH , and when that realization kicked in, you should have have taken a selfie of the smile you were displaying. I know it was there, and doesn’t that progress feel wonderful. Congratulations.
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This is one I come back to periodically, and will eventually have enough so I am comfortable, but you have a greater incentive, @Alfred , and what a cool connection. Looking forward to when you two get it down and can share it. Great Song.
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Thank you @Levi and team. Probably doesn’t need to be said, but being heard is supporting and encouraging, as it makes more sense that what we are talking about is also important in the the process. So, again, thanks for hearing us.
And as I write this I notice it is now in “Community Support,” and for me that is a much better encouragement for all of us to continue trying to learn from each other (and the Lessons) and help each other as we go.
And @Punder and @Mark, you got this snowball rolling and now we have progress we can feel, so thank you as well.
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Hope so, @levi, thanks.
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I stopped using Safari for Firefox a long time ago and long before Edge then moved to Chrome.
Whatever the issue is, there is a piece of code somewhere, either in the browser, or in the control code for the new site that doesn’t play well with others. And my guess is, they can’t find it, cause it is an intermittent glitch, and until rollout, they weren’t looking for it. Hopefully they can make it easier for everyone. I think I counted 9 different browsers in the Get Unstuck, so someone has their sanity at stake here.
Hopefully not us.
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thanks @michael-k73, just trying to progress in a family friendly way.
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@StevenB , which browser? Chrome and Firefox, clear the cache, Safari, there are instructions in the “Get Unstuck”. Sometimes, a full refresh will work. Sometimes, log out and back in will work. It’s partly a browser display issue, usually.
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That is just AWESOME @davidscoggins, happy #NGD and Happy #NSOD (new smile on David).