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wcarroll
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wcarroll
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01/02/2021 8:18 pm

Hello All

Wife told me to get a hobby before I fully retire (a few yrs away). Always wanted to play guitar so decided to get serious about it.

I am currently struggling inside GF 1 and was contemplating taking up woodworking instead! I don't recall having this much difficulty in learning an instrument (trumpet) back in HS. I certainly drove the neighbours nuts with my practicing.

I decided to get into the forums and see what and how other people are doing. I quickly discoved that my problems are not unique. Didn't realize how many people were experiencing the same problems as I am. The encouraging repsonses I read are refreshing to say the least!

Not sure I'll reach the benchmark 10,000hrs of practice to become the next Jimmy Page/Rory Gallagher/SRV/(insert fav guitarist name here) but with renewed interest and motivation I'll keep at it.

Cheers


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faith83
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faith83
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01/02/2021 8:39 pm

Welcome to the forums! And yep, they are the secret sauce of Guitar Tricks. hang in there, lots of support here for whatever ails ya.

PS -- Although I'm not currently in residence there, I too hail from the Wet Coast (Oregon/Washington). Say hi for me!


"I got this guitar and I learned how to make it talk."

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mjgodin
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mjgodin
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01/02/2021 9:21 pm

Welcome and greetings from the East Coast.


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manXcat
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manXcat
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01/02/2021 10:08 pm
Originally Posted by: wcarrollI am currently struggling inside GF 1 and was contemplating taking up woodworking instead! I don't recall having this much difficulty in learning an instrument (trumpet) back in HS. I certainly drove the neighbours nuts with my practicing.

Hello & welcome

Haha. Wait until you decide to add an electric to the family and combine it with a grunty amp, then you can enjoy that same 'neighbour inclusive' experience all over again! = ]

Cheers 2 u 2.


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