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Category Archives: Writing
Validation
I see Tech 21 managed to hear about the supreme nether-lout arresting the control from me to review the new OMG/Richie Kotzen pedal. I love the fact that somebody alerted them before even I could. Either that makes me a … Continue reading
Forgiveness
I say forgive–and then forget but I aint learned to do it yet you’d think I’d know by now . . . I know just how to hurt someone been on both sides of that gun– pulled the trigger anyhow … Continue reading
Oficina G3, and the Portuguese rabbit hole of indifference
Of all the hair-brained schemes I’ve concocted, the one I am about to lay out is the one that makes the least sense to people. This one seems to supersede: 1) Donning an ape suit and attempting to foment a Bigfoot … Continue reading
Posted in Music, Writing
Tagged Brazil, Guitar, Juninho Afram, Mauro Henrique, Oficina G3, Petra, Portuguese, Rock, Sao Paulo, Stryper, Travel
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The roller-coaster conundrum
I’ve no idea how many times in my life I’ve encountered the euphemistic term, “roller-coaster ride,”—as applied to the moments in life that tend to come as alloyed nostalgias and hybrid heartbreaks. You know the tired old bromide, “life is … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized, Writing
Tagged alcatraz, fatherhod, roller coaster, san francisco
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Chuck Taylors, ukuleles, and my own sanity.
I really wish I was a one-note samba. I mean it. I wish I had one ability, one passion, one benevolent, artistic master to which I paid supplication and deference. But that isn’t me. One minute I’m a blogger. The … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Film Making, Guitar, Music, Ukulele, Writing
Tagged Blogging Advice, Jake Shimabukuro, publicity, publishing, Self publishing, Skype, ukulele instruction, writing
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My favorite guitar solo of all time
Growing up in a varied and independent pentecostal/charismatic circle of spiritual youth-rearing had many cool side-effects. Not the least of which was the ability to pursue music that was loud, melodic and passionate. At age thirteen, I bought my first … Continue reading
Posted in Guitar, Music, Writing
Tagged Angus Young, Black Sabbath, C.S. Lewis, George Lynch, Glenn Kaiser, Guitar Solo, publishing, Rainbow's End, Resurrection band, Stu Heiss, Van Halen
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Finally, the step out . . .
I have this friend named Stu, who told me his conversations go like this: “I’m headed to work today. Can’t wait to get there.” “Why, what are you going to do?” “Play Ukulele all day, and you?” This doesn’t necessarily … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Guitar, Music, Ukulele, Writing
Tagged Guitar, novel writing, promotion, Self publishing, teaching, ukulele, Victor Wooten, writing
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Get to history class with Doctor Who! And DON’T be TARDIS!
As parents who took the active and on-purpose step of homeschooling their children, one becomes acutely aware of the creative permutations available in the process; there are brilliant thinkers out there, finding ways to hack the process into something far … Continue reading
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Tagged Amy Dutsch, Benedict Cumberbatch, Common Core, David Tennant, Doctor Who, History class, Homeschooling, TARDIS
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Yosemite, Half Dome and other rock giants
Off to presumably scale Half Dome tomorrow. Then, on saturday night, I’m sitting in on an acoustic show with Mr. Big lead singer, Eric Martin for a couple of songs. Apparently he likes the undiluted gravitas, star power and overall … Continue reading
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Tagged Eric Martin, Half Dome, Mr. Big, Music, Rock climbing, Taylor Guitar, Yosemite
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