Hello, Bob from Southern California

[roger_holland]

Hi Bob,
Welcome and I wish you a long time playing and fun
Greetings,Rogier

[NicoleKKB]

Hello Bob, welcome to the community !

[rklein]

Hi Richard,

Thank you very much. All thanks to your help and persistence! I just posted my learning log (Bobbaroo’s Learning Log). Here’s the link:

Bobbaroo's Learning Log

I love it when the light bulb goes on and you can consolidate information from seemingly unrelated lessons to create a new way of doing things tailored to your needs that enhances your guitar journey. Inspired by several of Justin’s Grade 3 non-technical lessons, including 3 Types of Songs You Should Practice and Learning to Sing in Module 19 and The Spacing Effect and Singing & Playing at the Same Time in Module 20, I recently developed a Guitar Song Learning Tracking spreadsheet that I would l…

Bob

[rklein]

Hi Stitch,

Thank you for welcoming me to the forum and for your offer to ask questions or request help with a lesson.

I posted my first Learning Log this morning. Here’s the link if you would like to take a look:

Bobbaroo's Learning Log

I love it when the light bulb goes on and you can consolidate information from seemingly unrelated lessons to create a new way of doing things tailored to your needs that enhances your guitar journey. Inspired by several of Justin’s Grade 3 non-technical lessons, including 3 Types of Songs You Should Practice and Learning to Sing in Module 19 and The Spacing Effect and Singing & Playing at the Same Time in Module 20, I recently developed a Guitar Song Learning Tracking spreadsheet that I would l…

Regards,
Bob

[rklein]

Hi Tony,

Thank you for welcoming me to the community. Where did you live in Southern California? I’ve been in Orange County since 1986. Where are you located now?

I posted my first Learning Log this morning. Here’s the link if you would like to take a look:

Bobbaroo's Learning Log

I love it when the light bulb goes on and you can consolidate information from seemingly unrelated lessons to create a new way of doing things tailored to your needs that enhances your guitar journey. Inspired by several of Justin’s Grade 3 non-technical lessons, including 3 Types of Songs You Should Practice and Learning to Sing in Module 19 and The Spacing Effect and Singing & Playing at the Same Time in Module 20, I recently developed a Guitar Song Learning Tracking spreadsheet that I would l…

Regards,
Bob

[rklein]

Hi Tod,

Thank you for welcoming me to the community. Much appreciated!

I posted my first Learning Log this morning. Here’s the link if you would like to take a look:

Bobbaroo's Learning Log

I love it when the light bulb goes on and you can consolidate information from seemingly unrelated lessons to create a new way of doing things tailored to your needs that enhances your guitar journey. Inspired by several of Justin’s Grade 3 non-technical lessons, including 3 Types of Songs You Should Practice and Learning to Sing in Module 19 and The Spacing Effect and Singing & Playing at the Same Time in Module 20, I recently developed a Guitar Song Learning Tracking spreadsheet that I would l…

Regards,
Bob

[rklein]

Hi Lisa,

Thank you for welcoming me to the community. Much appreciated!

I posted my first Learning Log this morning. Here’s the link if you would like to take a look:

Bobbaroo's Learning Log

I love it when the light bulb goes on and you can consolidate information from seemingly unrelated lessons to create a new way of doing things tailored to your needs that enhances your guitar journey. Inspired by several of Justin’s Grade 3 non-technical lessons, including 3 Types of Songs You Should Practice and Learning to Sing in Module 19 and The Spacing Effect and Singing & Playing at the Same Time in Module 20, I recently developed a Guitar Song Learning Tracking spreadsheet that I would l…

Regards,
Bob

[rklein]

Hi Rob,

Thank you for welcoming me to the community. Much appreciated!

I posted my first Learning Log this morning. Here’s the link if you would like to take a look:

Bobbaroo's Learning Log

I love it when the light bulb goes on and you can consolidate information from seemingly unrelated lessons to create a new way of doing things tailored to your needs that enhances your guitar journey. Inspired by several of Justin’s Grade 3 non-technical lessons, including 3 Types of Songs You Should Practice and Learning to Sing in Module 19 and The Spacing Effect and Singing & Playing at the Same Time in Module 20, I recently developed a Guitar Song Learning Tracking spreadsheet that I would l…

Regards,
Bob

[rklein]

Hi Clint,

Thank you for welcoming me to the community. Much appreciated!

I’ve been in Orange County since 1986 and never heard of Lake Balboa before. It looks like you’re between Reseda and Van Nuys.

I posted my first Learning Log this morning. Here’s the link if you would like to take a look:

Bobbaroo's Learning Log

I love it when the light bulb goes on and you can consolidate information from seemingly unrelated lessons to create a new way of doing things tailored to your needs that enhances your guitar journey. Inspired by several of Justin’s Grade 3 non-technical lessons, including 3 Types of Songs You Should Practice and Learning to Sing in Module 19 and The Spacing Effect and Singing & Playing at the Same Time in Module 20, I recently developed a Guitar Song Learning Tracking spreadsheet that I would l…

Regards,
Bob

[rklein]

Hi Alan,

Thank you for welcoming me to the community. Much appreciated!

I posted my first Learning Log this morning. Here’s the link if you would like to take a look:

Bobbaroo's Learning Log

I love it when the light bulb goes on and you can consolidate information from seemingly unrelated lessons to create a new way of doing things tailored to your needs that enhances your guitar journey. Inspired by several of Justin’s Grade 3 non-technical lessons, including 3 Types of Songs You Should Practice and Learning to Sing in Module 19 and The Spacing Effect and Singing & Playing at the Same Time in Module 20, I recently developed a Guitar Song Learning Tracking spreadsheet that I would l…

Regards,
Bob

[rklein]

Hi Rebecca,

Thank you for welcoming me to the community. Much appreciated!

I see that you’re from Worcester, MA. I attended UMass in Amherst in my junior year. Where were you stationed in California?

I posted my first Learning Log this morning. Here’s the link if you would like to take a look:

Bobbaroo's Learning Log

I love it when the light bulb goes on and you can consolidate information from seemingly unrelated lessons to create a new way of doing things tailored to your needs that enhances your guitar journey. Inspired by several of Justin’s Grade 3 non-technical lessons, including 3 Types of Songs You Should Practice and Learning to Sing in Module 19 and The Spacing Effect and Singing & Playing at the Same Time in Module 20, I recently developed a Guitar Song Learning Tracking spreadsheet that I would l…

Rock on!
Bob

[rklein]

Hi Rogier,

Thank you for welcoming me to the community. Much appreciated!

I posted my first Learning Log this morning. Here’s the link if you would like to take a look:

Bobbaroo's Learning Log

I love it when the light bulb goes on and you can consolidate information from seemingly unrelated lessons to create a new way of doing things tailored to your needs that enhances your guitar journey. Inspired by several of Justin’s Grade 3 non-technical lessons, including 3 Types of Songs You Should Practice and Learning to Sing in Module 19 and The Spacing Effect and Singing & Playing at the Same Time in Module 20, I recently developed a Guitar Song Learning Tracking spreadsheet that I would l…

Regards,
Bob

[rklein]

Hi Nicole,

Thank you for welcoming me to the community. Much appreciated!

I see that you’re a fellow rock fan from Austria. My wife, son, and I visited Vienna for five days several years ago and loved it.

I posted my first Learning Log this morning. Here’s the link if you would like to take a look:

Bobbaroo's Learning Log

I love it when the light bulb goes on and you can consolidate information from seemingly unrelated lessons to create a new way of doing things tailored to your needs that enhances your guitar journey. Inspired by several of Justin’s Grade 3 non-technical lessons, including 3 Types of Songs You Should Practice and Learning to Sing in Module 19 and The Spacing Effect and Singing & Playing at the Same Time in Module 20, I recently developed a Guitar Song Learning Tracking spreadsheet that I would l…

Regards,
Bob

[LunaRocket]

@rklein

Where were you stationed in California?

Good morning, Bob.

I graduated from WPI and was stationed at Los Angeles Air Force Station in El Segundo. I’ll be checking into your learning log after my morning practice!

[tony]

I lived mostly in Pasadena, also Sierra Madre. Worked for a while as a carpet layer so got to travel all over the LA basin as well as Orange county and San Diego. I moved to Australia in 1981 and have been here ever since. On my last trip to visit family in 2016 we stopped in LA and I played guitar on Route 66 in Santa Monica and revisited the Kings Head not too far from there which was fun for me as it was the first place I ever drank Guinness.

[SgtColon]

Hello and welcome to our community Bob.

A great way to spend your retirement.

[SteveL_G99]

Bob, welcome to the community. I looked at your learning log and can tell that you are a very organized individual with a lot of time on your hands

[rklein]

Hi Stefan,

Thank you for welcoming me to the community. I agree with you 100%! I’ve spent a fair amount of time on JustinGuitar since I retired last year.

Bob

[rklein]

Hi Steve,

Thank you very much. Organization has always been my thing. It’s second nature for me. You would think that I have a lot of time on my hands since I retired last year, however, I’ve managed to fill it up quite nicely! Enjoying every minute of it!

Bob

[SteveL_G99]

Hi Bob, I was joking about time on your hands. I am retired too and I know how easy it is to fill up your day with activities. I’m in module 19 and when I finish module 20, I’ll probably follow your example, since I’ve still not memorized any songs yet.