2015/11/18 07:12:46
BobF
Practice wives suck ... the very life out of you.  It took me 3 years to finalize with mine after being married 2 years.  She hunted me down and harassed me via phone for another 16.
2015/11/18 08:50:21
Guitarhacker
2015/11/18 08:52:32
PilotGav
Thanks for your encouragement and experience guys! Starting again is horrendous! Especially since I started from scratch at 17 after having to leave high school and find a way to learn to go from nothing to something with no education or help. I don't want to do it again.
 
So I fire up Sonar and pretend everything's great! Lol. My sweet escape!
2015/11/18 09:24:32
Richard Cranium
PilotGav
Thanks for your encouragement and experience guys! Starting again is horrendous! Especially since I started from scratch at 17 after having to leave high school and find a way to learn to go from nothing to something with no education or help. I don't want to do it again.
 
So I fire up Sonar and pretend everything's great! Lol. My sweet escape!




 
Music I think is pretty much the only thing that wont leave you, you can ignore it, neglect it, let other things take precedence of it, for me that was only ever a partner/female, but it's always there, never goes away, because for most of us it is part of us, part of who we are, regardless of how good or bad we are at it, it's something that is just 'in us'. That's what I tell a lot of people who inquire after why I spend so much time with it and forsake all else for it (family aside, most of the time) it's the only thing that is always there, for as long as I can remember, and when I am doing it, it's when I feel the best, happiest, it's part of who I am, without it I am not me, even if you try to push it away, it always comes back.
 
Don't pretend . . . believe
2015/11/18 12:01:23
craigb
You need to start with the Matrix. 
 
https://youtu.be/vwbKYcBdVyk
 
 
2015/11/18 13:10:30
jbow
I am sorry to hear this. Tomorrow is a new day.
 
J
2015/11/18 14:45:25
bapu
Sad.
2015/11/18 15:59:00
Rain
I've started from scratch a few times, sometimes voluntarily, sometimes not. But my black strat remained with me. At this point it's my oldest possession - 19 years.
 
All the rest has been sold, left behind, given away or lost.
 
I don't play it anymore,  because it's in dire need of some TLC, and every time I start making plans to have it fixed, I find myself thinking that I could buy a new Fender strat for less than what I'd need to put on this one.
 
But I can't imagine letting it go. It's on a stand right next to my desk, and it simply belongs in my creative environment.
2015/11/18 19:01:56
SGodfrey
Selling that ... it's just not right!
Sorry bruv
I feel your pain!
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