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EMS... in your profile, "save username and password between visits" was checked... pretty well keeping you logged in at all times.  I have gone ahead and unchecked it for you.  You should be able to log out now

Amy

I'm with Deadstring!    I just organized my binder of music the other day and there's a LOT of stuff in there that I try regularly, but what I can play well is another story!

Sea Cadets is a program partially sponsored by the Navy, so it will be held at some Naval academy or barracks of some sort or another.  It's a pretty neat program, they go once a month, and boot camp is similar to real boot camp (but only 2 weeks for the teens).  When he's done with High School he'll go into the Navy as an E3, or eligible for Scholarships to College, or heck it'll look good on a job application!  I jokingly call it "big kid boy scouts".  They actually do have different pins they can earn though, so I'll look into that as well and see (I know at least there's one for community service, so I'm sure any boat related stuff would be good for him!). 

Thanks for the info on the other locations not too far away!  I'll check next month when he goes and see what we can figure out!  Either way, I'm excited to get away from home and hang out with some guitar folks!  I'm not overly excited about fishing, but I have no problem keeping myself busy with some quiet time!    My hubby will LOVE it tho!

Paul... are you bringing the Mrs. along too?

editing my own post to remove a question and add the info I found instead (answering myself LOL)

This is the weekend of July 15-17 right? and...
The campground name is Lowwater Bridge Campground.  It's in Bentonville, Virginia. You can Google map it with this address: 192 Panhandle Road
Bentonville, VA 22610.

My son has just signed up for Sea Cadets and will have to go to boot camp sometime this summer.  I need to find where the nearest one is to this camping spot and cross fingers that it happens to fall around the same time!  That would be a guaranteed in for us!  I KNOW there's a camp for him somewhere in VA!  Hubby and I already discussed sending the girls to the grandmothers and making his boot camp our vacation this summer

Hi Mickey, I did a search online and couldn't find anything but lyrics.  Perhaps another member will jump in and try to help out.  Do you have a link to a video by chance that might help?  Thanks!  And, WELCOME TO CHORDIE! 

Sorry guys... I've been holding onto the package for a bit here... my son was using some of the learning dvd's in there and I didn't want to just take any of them out and not put them back in.  Also, I've wanted to add something of some sort of value to the box before just sending it back out (other than just a couple more picks as it's become QUITE more than just a package of pics now!!).  I expect this will be going out sometime this week (by Thursday is my plan) to the next lucky chordian. 

Jeff... I do believe this is going to a NEW recipient!    At least... I think so looking at the growing list on the print out!    I'll update as soon as it's been sent!

Ummm - Welcome to Chordie!  As a total and utter newbie, I suggest you start out at justinguitar.com -- everything on the site is free (unless you WANT to donate money) and it will walk you through the basics.  You'll learn what the string names are, how to tune a guitar, the differences in steel strings and nylon strings, where the headstock is, the nut, the frets, how to read a chord chart and tabs ... etc... and then will teach you three basic chords to start with (A,D,E) and there are a million songs you can play with three basic chords (I started with "Leaving on a Jet Plane" John Denver).  Justin will also give you pointers like whitewater55 said about practicing.  And YES your fingers will hurt like HECK for maybe a few weeks.  You'll WANT to practice more, your mind will be ready but your fingers won't.  If you can make yourself stick with it for three months (force yourself when the going gets tough, go slower when you want to go faster, and do the practice) you'll be playing more tunes and learning more chords in no time! 

GOOD LUCK!  And feel free to come back here and chat it up with us.  We were ALL brand new newbies at some point.  I found Chordie just a couple days into learning how to play and asked all kinds of "stupid" questions.  Everyone was willing to help and answer every one of them!    I love this site soo much and all the members!

Amy

Jim Yates, I see you've been a member for a while, but this is your first time posting in the forum.  Sadly, I've had to edit your very helpful post for this member as copyright lyrics cannot be posted in the forum.  The only time copyright lyrics can be posted is if they are your own wholly owned material (and this is generally in the songwriting forum).  Please take a moment to read the stickies at the top of each section.  This section's stickie can be found here:  http://www.chordie.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=120  and the general guidelines to the forum here:  http://www.chordie.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=15055  --- you MAY email a member privately (click on the email link below their name in the post) or give a one liner to a song.  I have tried to leave as much of the wording as possible to help the member know where the changes are in the song that you posted.  If you have any questions please feel free to ask! 
Amy

Sounds good Mark!  Keep on keeping on!

Welcome to Chordie Peng31 ... you may find that many people don't go out of their way to tab out music for new members.  It's nothing personal, we just find often people come here and request something but never come back again to even look and see that a member has worked hard to help them.  I suggest you take a few moments to look around the site, introduce yourself, and get involved in some discussion.  Be sure to check out the stickies at the top of each section, and let us know if you've tried to search for this song online.  Most folks here are quite friendly and helpful.

  did a search online and could only find lyrics.  Hopefully someone will chime in here who has the chords.  Good luck!