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March 17th, 2007
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Hello All
My name is Brian. I am 31 with a beautiful wife and 3 amazing children. I have wanted to play for about 10-12 years now, just never had the time or dicipline! I now take lessons with my 8 year old son, Evan. Which is good and bad. Good, because we get to spend time together and do something with just the 2 of us, (I also have 2 daughters 9 and 3). Bad, because I have WAY more interest and and desire to learn than he does. It can get frustrating when I practice everyday and he does once a week. I have to remind myself that I am his Dad and not his Instructor. Overall the good outways the bad. I am starting with an acoustic, as is Evan. I told him I will buy him an electric if he shows me that he is truly interested. (The acoustics I already had so they were free.) Not sure what else to say.......
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Welcome Brian
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Howdy
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March 17th, 2007
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thx for the reply
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Madison Heights here, looks like we're neighbors.
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March 18th, 2007
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Up near Flint.
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Up near Flint.
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less than an hour away...I'll try to keep my playin low so it won't bother you none 
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Welc  me Brian!
"Good Music is that which penetrates the ear with facility and quits the memory with difficulty" Thomas Beecham
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Welcome Brian. It's good to hear that you're giving him good choices. And when he sees the results that you get from all of your practice he just may practice more than you. Time will tell. As far as you're concerned, you'll be playing well in no time at all with that amount of practice and you have a great resource with this sight which will speed your learning at light speed. Keep up the hard work. See you in the forums. Kimagori
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March 19th, 2007
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Originally Posted by kimagori
Welcome Brian. It's good to hear that you're giving him good choices. And when he sees the results that you get from all of your practice he just may practice more than you. Time will tell. As far as you're concerned, you'll be playing well in no time at all with that amount of practice and you have a great resource with this sight which will speed your learning at light speed. Keep up the hard work. See you in the forums. Kimagori
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I appreciate the kind words. I hope it woeks out like that.
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