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Way to go Fire art! Sounds like your having fun and thats what it's all about. I envy those who can perform in front of people, I've played in front of others, just never been comfortable around crowds.

Welcome VanDay. I don't know how it works but I'm glad it does. I'm a total goober when it comes to computers and most times have to get my grandchildren to help me figure it out. Heck, I still use a typewriter. Hope ya stick around and have some fun with us.

I don't look back, can't stand laughing at myself that much.

That happens to me too once in a while, when somehow I let it all hang out there. It's a great feeling when it all comes together. At my age naps are mandatory.

Patience Nela. Try not to get discouraged. I know from personal experience that the healing process takes time.

She is beautiful.

Good morning Fire art. There are several types of humidifiers made for guitars. Check them out, they do work. I can usually get by with just setting out a pan of water in my music room and letting it evaporate naturally. I usually like to keep my guitars on stands because I just like to grab whatever one I feel like playing when the mood strikes me. Some folks advise keeping guitars in their case with humidifiers in the sound holes. My yamaha 12er is usually the first one to tell me it needs a drink.

Saint James Infirmary Blues - Arlo Guthrie version.

Hello and welcome meleene. Starry Starry Night is a beautiful song and is a favorite of mine. It stirs deep emotions within me that sometimes makes it difficult to sing.

I use a piece of coarse sandpaper on slick picks, just enough to scuff up the glossy surface.

The problem with Elixer polywebs is ya have to wait so long to experience the joy of restringing. All kidding aside, I do enjoy string changing. It gives me a chance to clean my guitars and check for any issues that may need to be dealt with.