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A Groovy Kind Of Love

Andy left Penang at around 5pm and only reached Ipoh around 8pm, thank God he reached home safely despite the rain and driving in the dark. While unloading his stuff from his boot and car, I saw a guitar "standing" behind the driver's seat. Andy said, "Happy Birthday, Mom..." but it never crossed my mind that the guitar was for me. I said Thank You and proceeded to help him unload his stuff. Then he asked me, "Nice or not?" HUH? I gave him a surprise look and then only it dawned upon me that the Guitar is actually my Birthday Gift! Hahahahaa... what was I thinking at that moment? I really don't know... I guess I was too happy to see him and acknowledge what he had brought home.... A Blur Mother!

Blur as I am, I was taken beyond words....
Groovy Guitar...
Narrower than my old faithful one...
Easier to hold...
Acoustic guitar...
I need some accessories for the pick-up...
Pick-up where I can attach to amplifier...
Trying out my Gift...
Now with the Groovy Guitar,
I guess I should take up lessons to "groove" up!
LOL...
Thank you, Sons... for the Musical Gift!
Love it very much!



Comments

  1. You must post to Sound Cloud so we can all hear you! Best wishes for many hours of fun

    ALOHA from Honolulu
    Comfort Spiral
    =^..^= <3

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    1. Oh dear.. then I better take up guitar lessons first!!

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  2. Nice birthday gift for a groovy mum, hahaha. Now if you are feeling blue, there is always your new toy to accompany you. Have a great weekend.

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  3. Wow u can play guitar! pandainya

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  4. This is a wonderful gift, and now you will think of them when you play it. Claire, I wish I could see and hear you play!

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    1. Let me learn more first... then I let you see how I play.. :)

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  5. In the words of William Shakespeare: If music be the food of love, play on...

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    1. In the words of Reanaclaire : If food be the music of love, eat on....
      Yes, I will play on, STP! :)

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    2. I like yours better! Hehehehehehe!!!!

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  6. Reana, I'm impressed! I used to play too, but stopped since I started keeping nails for manicure. Hahaha! My son took over my guitar & he's learning since he got back from Hard Rock Penang.

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    1. Don't be so impressed.. I only know the basics.. anything deeper, I got to go for classes.. :)

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  7. wow, amazing gift of love! I used to play guitar when I was in college. Since I left for work, I didn't catch up anymore.

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    1. Maybe those days, we were more free to learn.. nowadays no time to play.. that goes for me too.. only in the evenings and when the mood arises..

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  8. awwww, that is so SWEET!!! always sweeter when you have not expected anything, and thought that something wasn't actually for you huh?? hey, we want to hear you play guitar and sing!!! when are you going to post them here for us to enjoy again??

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    1. Wait till I master it.. hahahaha...otherwise shy la..

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  9. Hello Claire,

    You must be really happy to receive you such a thoughtful and lovely birthday present and proud of your son.

    Happy singing with this new guitar! Can use it to worship more.

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  10. What a good and loving son you have!! You have brought him up so well with plenty of love and now you enjoy the good returns!

    Christmas is coming and you can do street caroling with your guitar! Ada amplifier some more!!! You will wake up the whole town.

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    1. Then I might get "summons" for playing so awfully... hahaha..

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