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Lessons learned from a life of playing guitar. If you have any questions that you would like Fretboarder to answer, please send them to freboarder@live.com. If your question is answered it will appear below (or on the main page). How important is it to be known by a single word moniker in the rock business? Do you think that Bono, Edge, Sting, Pink, Prince, Madonna, Slash, or Jewel could have gone anywhere without a cool moniker? Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Jeff Keuss's Blog.

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Lesson 2: Learn to Read, Open Doors | Fretboarder's Blog

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Lessons learned from a life of playing guitar. February 24, 2011. Lesson 2: Learn to Read, Open Doors. There are a lot of tired musician jokes that make the rounds over and over: How do you get a drummer off of your doorstep? Pay him for the pizza. What do you call a bass player who just broke up with his girlfriend? Homeless. How do you know if the stage is level? The keyboard player drools out of both sides of his mouth. What do you call a guy whose wife has two jobs? You put a chart in front of him!

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Lesson 3: Spam, Spam, Spam, Spam | Fretboarder's Blog

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Lessons learned from a life of playing guitar. March 9, 2011. Lesson 3: Spam, Spam, Spam, Spam. If you have ever been a fan of Monty Python’s Flying Circus, or for that matter if you’d ever watched any Monty Python, then you likely have seen one of the show’s most famous sketches entitled, Spam. So what does this all have to do with playing guitar? Get some big ears. It’s good to share. Here’s the kicker. This entry was posted on Wednesday, March 9th, 2011 at 9:59 pm and tagged with Altered Chords. Lesso...

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Marginal Thoughts: December 2010

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An attempt to reconstruct the world with God at the center. Friday, December 24, 2010. Driving Home Christmas Eve. I know that for those who have been pastors for a long time, Christmas may seem like a lot of work. There are so many extra services and pastoral care issues. You don't get to take time off like everyone else. You have to lead the worship services where everyone else celebrates. Thursday, December 23, 2010. Hey focus on the donkey! I'll have to remember them! Wednesday, December 22, 2010.

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Marginal Thoughts: November 2010

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An attempt to reconstruct the world with God at the center. Tuesday, November 30, 2010. The Light to Come. That their children would walk difficult paths and face much suffering? We say that to walk with God is to be in the safest place possible. We profess that a life of faith and witness is the highest ideal. But do we really believe it? And are we willing to seek that for our children? This Advent season, will you rejoice in those who are becoming great in the sight of the Lord? Walking along the trai...

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Marginal Thoughts: Maine Day 4: Acadia

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An attempt to reconstruct the world with God at the center. Thursday, August 16, 2012. Maine Day 4: Acadia. Finally, after the long and winding road up the coast, Day 4 of vacation found us in Acadia National Park. Amazing. Beautiful. And, for our trip, very misty. Grey days with the fog rolling in and hovering over the ocean, winding its way up the mountains, over the islands, and onto the shore. Well, wonders to someone who once dreamed of being an oceanographer! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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Marginal Thoughts: March 2010

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An attempt to reconstruct the world with God at the center. Wednesday, March 31, 2010. Originally uploaded by auntjojo. Yesterday the table. Today the cup. The cup represents so many different things. "Take this cup from me," Jesus says. Even Jesus feeling a need for his suffering to be relieved. And even Jesus hearing a "No. There is another way" answer to his prayer. How does the saying go? Was it new and improved? Or brand new out of nothing? A shared cup. Jesus passes the cup to his disciples, de...

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Marginal Thoughts: Maine Day 7: Penobscot and Moose Point

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An attempt to reconstruct the world with God at the center. Sunday, September 02, 2012. Maine Day 7: Penobscot and Moose Point. On the way back, we turned off before crossing to take a few more scenic pictures. To be honest, whenever I hear the word "Penobscot," I immediately think of the television show MASH. Major Houlihan was, of course, married to Donald Penobscot, most likely of the Maine Penobscots. quite an upper crust family, if I remember correctly! O Lord, help me to continue to make space for ...

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The*logy, Anarchy, Peace, Poetry, Justice, Mercy, and Love. Violence Against People of Color. Economics of Endless War. How I Became a Christian Anarchist. The Politics of the Resurrection. Politics and Real Transformation. Theology, Bible, Faith. Theology, Bible, Faith. 8220; Real Hope Is About Doing Something. If we are to create a culture in which all males can learn to love, we must first reimagine family in all its diverse forms as a place of resistance. The Will to Change: Men, Masculinity, and Love.