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Plays_For_Dog said:
Dude, that was awesome. But what is that mess all jobbled up around the head?
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Those are all necklaces that I have worn at different stages in my life. They all represent/hold a different identity I have passed through and I can remember the essence of who I was as a person and player when I look at them. The most bulky one is my fathers necklace that I wore for a while after he died. He was a buddhist priest, so each of those beads has it's own unique significance. It rattles a bit when i shake it, but the personal meaning makes it worth it for me.
 
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itswac said:
Those are all necklaces that I have worn at different stages in my life. They all represent/hold a different identity I have passed through and I can remember the essence of who I was as a person and player when I look at them. The most bulky one is my fathers necklace that I wore for a while after he died. He was a buddhist priest, so each of those beads has it's own unique significance. It rattles a bit when i shake it, but the personal meaning makes it worth it for me.
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Is it a lot of work to change the strings?
 
#507
This is our dearly departed cat Shannon..she was adopted as a kitten.She was the queen of lap cats.
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Cheers.
 
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itswac said:
Those are all necklaces that I have worn at different stages in my life. They all represent/hold a different identity I have passed through and I can remember the essence of who I was as a person and player when I look at them. The most bulky one is my fathers necklace that I wore for a while after he died. He was a buddhist priest, so each of those beads has it's own unique significance. It rattles a bit when i shake it, but the personal meaning makes it worth it for me.
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That's way cooler then any answer I fathomed. Awesome dude. Much respect.
 
#513
Not sure how I've managed to miss this thread for this long but here is my chihuahua puppy, Chica. She loved being up on my shoulder and would even crash out there sometimes until she got to big to fit. She's like 6 pounds now.
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#514
Here. as promised, is my daughter with her Fender acoustic and Widget the African Grey. The Ovation Magnum was packed away during house maintenance or I would have had her pose with it instead of the Fender; but she actually plays the Fender more often these days.

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#515
Inspecting the Spector Rebop recently acquired in a trade. Curious to figure out what's so special about this thing to be distracting my attention away from her.

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Ironic her name is Rain Drop and she is standing next to a H20 and an ocean blue Schecter. liquid mojo
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big eyed shot
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#516
GregDunn said:
Here. as promised, is my daughter with her Fender acoustic and Widget the African Grey. The Ovation Magnum was packed away during house maintenance or I would have had her pose with it instead of the Fender; but she actually plays the Fender more often these days.

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Very cool - I'm loving the Greys. We have dogs and cats (earlier in this thread I've posted at least one) but the Greys are a whole 'nother animal.
 
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