My guitar
Well some time back I purchased a guitar. It spoke to me. It is a thin line Fender. It is black. It has a built in tuner. It is lovely. For 2 weeks I looked at it in the store and finally decided to purchase it. After 2+ years in a music store there has been nothing that called to me to take home. Nothing I really wanted to learn. Until this little black guitar.
So i brought it home. It sits in a place Espen can't get to it. And I have learned 3 chords. I practice my 3 chords. And honestly I hate it. I have a reason. It is making my fingers sore. Yes I realize that happens. HOWEVER.....
My love, my passion, my desire all lie in the pottery studio. And with my fingers hurting it makes throwing a pot on the wheel or feeling the thickness of a pinch pot rather challenging. And I trust my hands so much in the studio. I can close my eyes when I throw a pot on the wheel and I KNOW just how think or thin the clay is because I trust my fingers. And my left 3 fingers hurt. They don't want to be telling me the truth.
So while I wanted to learn some things on this beautiful guitar I know I am not. It will sit and collect layers of dust. Because I am not the one to love it. I want to learn something but I need it to be easier on my fingers. A ukulele perhaps. Or just stick to the pottery. So I will probable take my beautiful guitar back to the store and let someone else love it. As sad as that is..... I just can't do both when my pottery requires me to trust what my fingers feel.
So i brought it home. It sits in a place Espen can't get to it. And I have learned 3 chords. I practice my 3 chords. And honestly I hate it. I have a reason. It is making my fingers sore. Yes I realize that happens. HOWEVER.....
My love, my passion, my desire all lie in the pottery studio. And with my fingers hurting it makes throwing a pot on the wheel or feeling the thickness of a pinch pot rather challenging. And I trust my hands so much in the studio. I can close my eyes when I throw a pot on the wheel and I KNOW just how think or thin the clay is because I trust my fingers. And my left 3 fingers hurt. They don't want to be telling me the truth.
So while I wanted to learn some things on this beautiful guitar I know I am not. It will sit and collect layers of dust. Because I am not the one to love it. I want to learn something but I need it to be easier on my fingers. A ukulele perhaps. Or just stick to the pottery. So I will probable take my beautiful guitar back to the store and let someone else love it. As sad as that is..... I just can't do both when my pottery requires me to trust what my fingers feel.
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