Brian Larsen's Learning Log

What you meant to say “we’ve just arrived in Scotland to tend to the garden before hitting the road again”.

You should take Rogier with you, he goes all quiet when you’re away, I worry about him.

The dealer always wins

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Can’t believe I’m responding to James instead of packing for tomorrow’s departure :roll_eyes: :rofl:

You say the nicest things, but I think it was external circumstances this time, rather than missing my teasing… :wink:

I’ve already won!
I’m just deciding how much longer to play before cashing in my chips :grin:

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Forgot to ask about the castle you and the peeps are residing in, Where abouts in Normandie will you be hanging out ?

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Absolutely. I’m more important :winking_face_with_tongue:

I think you’ve got a few more years yet.

You wantimg precise directions to send the polis? :joy:

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Looking for areas to avoid !
:rofl:

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I’m still here!!!

:wink:

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I’ve been there. It’s a great venue. With luck, I’ll be in that neck of the woods next May and will be able to attend.

Cheers,

Keith

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James, you’ve clearly forgotten what the weather is like in Scotland! It’s rained here every day since we came home. No wonder I want to get away as often as possible. :grinning_face:
Weather forecast goes on about heatwaves and lack of rain in the south of the UK, meanwhile up here….


Can’t even get the cover off the bbq and outside furniture!

Never mind, off to Spain in September. :grin:

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You should bottle it up and sell it to @TheMadman_tobyjenner

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Or just drop some of when Gordon’s passing.

Is the Scottish rain warm during the summer :sun:?

Bath water bidon fill this evening, to keep the plants alive!

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Warm in summer, cold in winter. :joy:

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Is that what you guys call snow ? :rofl:

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Sorry you’ve had to wait so long Brian.
Firstly the lyric. It was terrific, thought provoking and very current and very cleverly written.
I felt the melody was a little repetitive however. Ditch that horn/kazoo thing. It added nothing and ruined the flow of the song. As for the guitar we’ve talked about your finger strum technique many times in the past.:wink: A pick would allow you to add some embellishments.
I know you think of the guitar as a bit of a means to an end……

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Better late than never, Gordon -
and the same applies to my belated reply! :rofl:
Thanks!
I do enjoy a bit of straight-talking in critiques. Polite applause is all well and good, but honesty is far more useful! Tell you what, I won’t ditch it, but will make more sparing use of the kazoo, ok? It’s just too much fun! I use it more as an indicator of “This is where there would normally be a guitar solo, but I’m not going to do one” :grin:

It feels good getting back into the swing of things again.
I enjoyed Boris’ and GlpGuitar’s visit last week, and that spurred me on to play Saturday’s OM.
Mark Peters mentioned carbon fibre/‘ideal guitars’ in a recent post, and that generated a dangerous spark near the GAS-field :grimacing:
I revisited the Emerald Guitar website and watched the Virtuo review again.
One ring to rule them all…
I’d usually, quite rightly, think almost 2.5K for a guitar is bonkers; but then again I am selling a house… :thinking: :rofl:

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Fascinating but is it a gimmick? Jack of all trades, master of none.