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Joan Maher

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Joined: Dec. 3 2013

Building makes me happy!

Since i have started building guitars again I have to say what a pleasure it is...

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Gracias!

Joan Josep Maher

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Jun. 8 2014 9:55:27

Anders Eliasson

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Joined: Oct. 18 2006

RE: Building makes me happy! (in reply to Joan Maher)

Thats the spirit, so just dont even start thinking about doing for a living.

I took a decission more tha 30 years ago that I didn´t want to be a pro musician. I prefered to be a happy amateur. I´ve never regretted that decission.

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Jun. 8 2014 12:24:37

Morante

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Joined: Nov. 21 2010

RE: Building makes me happy! (in reply to Anders Eliasson)

quote:

I took a decission more tha 30 years ago that I didn´t want to be a pro musician. I prefered to be a happy amateur. I´ve never regretted that decission.

Olé. I always wanted to be a musician. My elder sister was sent unwillingly to piano lessons. I really wanted to go, but the family fell on hard times and I never had any musical education.

But now I know many professional musicians and I do not envy their life one bit: most are working for peanuts, always travelling, separated from their family