What do ya do?
When the surf is flat
or windy
or the tide is
too high or
too low
You gotta do something!
considering I am almost totally
tone deaf
I've decided
A guitar!
(insert mangle G chord .wav file here)
That's what I need
Considerably more guitar
than I can either
play or even
remotely deserve
Like the kook that catches the wave of the day
But at least I don't have to spend the long winters nights
watching sitcom reruns
Fluffy totally digs the case!
PS I will NOT be jamming, gigging, touring, dropping a new CD or playing within earshot of humans.
Ever
So many of the objects we come in contact with on an average day are mass produced with such high tolerances that they are virtually identical. I have made and effort to try to develop an appreciation for those (very few) things still made by hand. It's the variations, the imperfections that make things unique. Stop a moment, take a closer look. A brush stroke, a tool mark, maybe a bit of wood grain. That's the universe staring right at you. And it's smiling
Here are a couple of videos about the the luthier who makes these instruments. Great Stuff
Here is the second video
or windy
or the tide is
too high or
too low
You gotta do something!
Guitar case
For some odd reasonconsidering I am almost totally
tone deaf
I've decided
A guitar!
(insert mangle G chord .wav file here)
That's what I need
Considerably more guitar
than I can either
play or even
remotely deserve
Like the kook that catches the wave of the day
I am not worthy!
But at least I don't have to spend the long winters nights
watching sitcom reruns
PS I will NOT be jamming, gigging, touring, dropping a new CD or playing within earshot of humans.
Ever
Made by Hand
So many of the objects we come in contact with on an average day are mass produced with such high tolerances that they are virtually identical. I have made and effort to try to develop an appreciation for those (very few) things still made by hand. It's the variations, the imperfections that make things unique. Stop a moment, take a closer look. A brush stroke, a tool mark, maybe a bit of wood grain. That's the universe staring right at you. And it's smiling
Here are a couple of videos about the the luthier who makes these instruments. Great Stuff
Here is the second video
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