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We have a new Heritage family member, my daughter, Lydia. Some how I was able to keep my mouth shut in front of her for over 3 months. She last saw the guitar at Thanksgiving when Joe was back in town. She thought he took it back to Florida with him. Late Christmas night she was telling my wife, Linda, that she wished she had got a laptop. Linda told her I could sell the guitar and get her a laptop but Lydia quickly declined the offer.

 

Looks like a lotta' blues coming from the Bird's nest here soon. (Am I the first here to buy their kid a Heritage? The moderator should issue a medal for this type of thing.)

 

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You are a great Dad Ron! I can't believe the word didn't get out.

 

Keep those blues alive.

 

Will you adopt me?

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It's great to have Lydia as part of the Heritage family. I'm sure that she will get a lot of musical enjoyment from her new guitar.

 

And it is a great choice for a first Heritage... you found a really classic one.

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Her grin says it all! I hope she gets many years of enjoyment out of it, and even jams with dear old Dad once in a while....

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Nice photo, both of the daughter and the guitar. Its obvious, she must look like her Mother!! (heh heh). So how long has she been strumming Ron, and what level is she at?

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So how long has she been strumming Ron, and what level is she at?

 

She has been farting around with the guitar for a little over a year. She has been taking piano lessons since she was very young. I don't mess with her much yet because she has slowly gotten more interested since this summer. She understands music. I can show her the fretboard and I show her what she needs to learn before she comes back to me. She does that. Bar chords are hard for her little hands. This time next year she will kick my ass up around my shoulders with that "tiny guitar."

 

She took it to my son, Brian's, house for a short vacation. Tomorrow night I will take her to Joe's to play through that Blues Jr.

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She has been farting around with the guitar for a little over a year. She has been taking piano lessons since she was very young. I don't mess with her much yet because she has slowly gotten more interested since this summer. She understands music. I can show her the fretboard and I show her what she needs to learn before she comes back to me. She does that. Bar chords are hard for her little hands. This time next year she will kick my ass up around my shoulders with that "tiny guitar."

 

She took it to my son, Brian's, house for a short vacation. Tomorrow night I will take her to Joe's to play through that Blues Jr.

Nice.. a multi instrumentalist..Good Job Dad!!

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Why would you put strap locks on a girl? I think that perhaps a chastity belt might be better.

 

You might be right Push.

 

I use over sized strap buttons so straplocks aren't needed. Bolero uses washers. I did too until I found these buttons.

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That, sir, is a ridiculously AWESOME gift! She looks stoked, and who wouldn't be?

I'm betting that this Christmas will be one she remembers for a VERY long time....

awesome...

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(Am I the first here to buy their kid a Heritage? The moderator should issue a medal for this type of thing.)

 

Look above my avatar. 1st Father Medal. Thanks Moderators.

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Father Bird - let me know when you're adopting.

 

It sounds like you awl had a Wonderful Christmas! Nice work.

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