Re: the rmmga soap opera



Can't help ye, Susan, I'm reading this while wearing my "Warning: I've got
G.A.S." t-shirt and waitin' for delivery of another guitar Sue doesn't know
about yet. Of course, buying her another hammered dulcimer and an
electronic keyboard will help.

Got two F-model mandolins this week and trying to decide if I'm gonna keep
'em both or sell one for a profit.

Still, got the cheap-assed reso I bought recently. Almost pulled the
trigger on the reso Geezer has for sale.

12-step program? Hell, I'm just trying to keep from being killed or
divorced.

--
Tom from Texas
(The Tom Risner Fund for Deserving North Texas Guitarplayers is not liable
for any slander, hurt feelings, pointless moaning, or achy-breaky heartache
any
post under this name should cause. Yall want some easy cash or sympathy...
ya can kiss my grits!! )

"chaya" <chaya@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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As I get prepared to send my McAlister back to Roy for selling, I was
describing to some friends all the great, good and not-so-good guitars
that have come & gone in the interim. If I hadn't found this place, I
wonder what the list would have looked like ... would be such a
pathetic exercise in GAS and GAS-relief. In chronological order over
the last (when was EC1?) years:

started with a D-28 & an Applause
sold the D-28 (good, but too big)
bought a Santa Cruz
sold the Santa Cruz (good, but not my sound)
bought a Collings C-10 deluxe
gave away the Applause (to a school)
bought a McAlister
sold the Collings (very-good) because it was redundant
bought a Deering Banjo (needs to be sold)
bought a Collings Baby
bought a cheap resonator guitar
sold the Collings Baby (great) to pay for a
McCollum parlor
bought a slide guitar (also needs to be sold)
bought a little Martin
sold the little Martin (it was ugly)
gave the resonator to goodwill
sold the McCollum (great, but neck too wide)
bought a second little Martin (much better looking in red)
preparing to sell the McAlister (more than great, but full-scale neck)

This morning I had to talk myself out of driving up to Buffalo
Brothers because they have an Ad. Collings Baby. Does anyone know of a
12 step program for rmmga??? This reads like a soap opera while I've
gone full circle from one cheap guitar to another - is this a sign of
getting old?

So guys what are your rmmga soap operas?

csj


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