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You mean like the ones I was wearing when we met? But they had gold and black also. And guess what I found the most awesome t-shirt that is a tad tight right now so can't wear but it goes with those boots perfectly and it says Harley Davidson across the front with those flames like my boots and on the back Chillicothe yada yada and has those gold wings on the back. Dang it is sweet and the boots are perfect, dang. Gosh, you should have heard the first thing I played with my new toys. Oh my goodness, how sweet my guitar sounds. :)

Well I knew it before but I don't play here much so didn't answer. But here is the song: Lynryd Skynyrd Things Goin' On

I am totally blank! :blink:

Another precious piece Evan. Thank you! And speaking of home grown how about this pic for homegrown playing. I thought it was sweet.

Y'all are a hoot! He told me they didn't have any nut extenders but he said he played a dobro and he didn't think I needed one either. :unsure: My metal thumbpick(s) also Dunlop. I played it for the first time with hubby watching and he thought I'd played before and was amazed at the sounds. I have to refresh my chords knowledge a tad as it's been too long since I played at all.

Yes that is who it is and here is another of his work. another of his pieces

Gosh Geo you could spend hours looking. But I thought he was different in facial structure.

I haven't been looking at the art we use to send back and forth for awhile. Think I'll do some snooping for a few minutes. If you could would you spend those high dollars on something like that? If you could that is.

His whole character is animated to say what you described. Ever see the guys stuff sell, and if so what kind of money was it fetching?

Beautiful Evan! You can hear your heart in the chords.

It's not The Patty Duke Show theme. And nope, when I was younger and watched this the thought never crossed my mind. :P :B) So tell me about that print. When I went to the web site for your avatar it was all in that language I can't speak. :unsure:

http://www.themomi.org/museum/mfa/index2.html (celebrity spotlight) They won't allow you to import their link but it is a very cool site. They have a guitar museum and it has all types of things like the mandolin from The Godfather and Barbara Mandrel's Crutch Guitar made for her after her car accident.

They had no glass so I got a metal tone bar just like the one you showed above and a pack of metal thumbpicks with 3 fingers and 1 thumb. The young man that waited on me plays a dobro so it was very cool. I have pretty much what I need to mess around with this new style for me. Again thank you all. Waysider lent me some things and you've each added your experience of which I was seeking.

Think I watched it but can't place it. :unsure:

Thank you Mr. O'Malley.

My views have broadened because my understanding has since walking into freedom. It just took me awhile to get to this point and I have quite a bit to go. I was able to begin my journey here. With many words as those who have been around for awhile know. Had I not had that it would have made my recovery more difficult. There are ones here who can testify to having done it alone because they didn't have an option. How quickly or slowly we make it is not mine to say for a person although I have certainly assumed me to know more than once. But the healthier I get the more I know each person houses so much more than anyone will ever know of, and how long it takes is not mine to even speak. But I do know these facts: 1) No man has the right to tell a woman to abort a living soul! 2) Abused women, especially from babes are predisposed, and the sob's knew it and used it!

I remember when it hit 1 million, I think I was around 6 or 7 maybe.

Now here is a chopper. :)

I've been off kilter here as noticed no doubt so I don't quite know what to bring. :unsure: But I personally would love to see some 40's Radio stuff.

Do something you love on this day that is yours. Happy Birthday!

I loved that movie. Such dialog and great one liners.

How delightful! Thanks David.

Absolutely dear. Thanks for covering what I missed.

How nice to see you around here again Mr. O'Malley.