Okay, I've been kinda quiet the last couple of days...been just hangin' out at 110.5 New Hebron Road...taking naps during the day...walking Ozzy and biding my time waiting for Sandwich Fair on Columbus Day weekend...It's Tish's birthday and a bunch of people will go to Biederman's to listen to music this evening.
Today, I took a trip to Lebanon, NH to the Bear Hollow Vintage Guitar Shop to have them look at my old guitar which, as I have said before, nobody wants to buy. Neil at the shop in Lebanon didn't want to buy my guitar either. Same story...because of the structural flaws no one will buy...if I put thousands of dollars in to repair then I would have a more saleable guitar. So, I have decided that I must start thinking about the guitar in a different way. I now must think about it as MY guitar and stop thinking about it as a valuable financial asset. A great playing and sounding guitar which I am lucky enough to have recognized many years ago when I never did think about it as an investment, but, rather as a beautiful guitar.
Also went to the Hood Museum in Hanover where they have an exhibit on art of the 60's and the civil rights movement. Great pieces but was mesmerized by a film of Nina Simone singing Mississippi Goddamn...powerful!!
Weather continues to be beautiful, colors continue to shine...
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