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Step 1
Accept the guitar obsession. Any extra money will go towards the purchase of a new guitar. If you attempt in any way to hamper this purchase, there will be pouting, moodiness and impatience all day, everyday until there is another guitar in your home. Don't fight it, embrace it.
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Step 2
Understand the need to play. It isn't merely a desire to play, it's a need, an addiction. If you want to go to the movies, or bowling or anything and he wants to play the blues, you have two choices. Stay home and listen to him play or phone a friend to go with you. If you insist that he accompany you, there will be pouting, moodiness......well, refer to step 1.
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Step 3
Don't be jealous of the 'girls'. Get to know their names. They do have names. They are pampered and handled with the delicacy of a Faberge egg. The 'girls' get new strings quite often. Their temperature is checked regularly. They're never in a place that's too warm or too cold. If they will be traveling, the utmost care is taken for their safety and comfort.
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Step 4
Compliment the 'girls' now and then. Let them know how pretty they are. That sort of thing goes a long way. A man with 11 acoustic guitars is a happy man. Love it or leave it, but don't try to change it!!!
Comments
troylarson said
on 1/30/2010 Wow. I love it. A little help in understanding the so frequenty misunderstood blues man. 5*
midcenturymaven said
on 11/7/2009 That was wonderful! Thank you.
honeypale said
on 10/27/2009 Now that was great! Hit home. Love the way you think... Daddy needs a new Cherry ES 335, Custom Strat, Tele and an SG3! I might want another Taylor too! 10 stars and Recommended!