I couldn't tell her [FIRST NAME GOES HERE]..

Published 7 months agoΒ β€’Β 1 min read

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I knew who the imposter was Reader.

Thing is I couldn't let anyone know.

Despite everything I knew - I had to keep my mouth shut.

This massive conspiracy had been going on for years..

The imposter was stealing the show from the real Giver..

But..

Revealing the farce would ruin the whole thing for my little girl.

so I just kept it for myself..

Flash forward to exactly 2 years later (yes, that's today!)

She now knows.

She knows that giant bunnies don't lay eggs.

But she's thankful for the fun memories.

I am too.

Same goes with guitar Reader.

What you see or hear is not always what it seems.

There's often a really simple explanation to the magic.

Here, take playing melodic solos for example..

You might think it's all about the scales, technique, experience, etc.

Think again!

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Happy Easter!

David

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I'm David, and I’ve been teaching guitar for over 30 years. I picked up my first guitar at 15 years oldβ€”and from that moment I was hooked. Right away, I loved the feeling of picking up the instrument and just… playing.