In the summer of 1993 I bought a guitar. I had a year to wait before going to nursing school and I decided that learning to play the guitar would be a fun way to pass the time. I spared no expense and bought a nice Epiphone acoustic. It was beautiful. I signed up for a guitar class at the local community college. I had learned how to play "What do you do with a drunken sailor" and then my musical career came to an abrupt end.I met Surferman. I was looking to link to that story, but I haven't shared it yet. Maybe it'll come up soon. If you haven't heard i yet, it's a good story.
Spending time with Surferman was a great way to pass the time while waiting to start nursing school. My beautiful guitar got tucked into the closet, until...
It suddenly became Surferman's guitar. I wasn't smart enough to give it to him as a gift. It just somehow happened.
Surferman has fun playing around the guitar. Simple tunes, simple rhythyms... simple pleasure. It glorifies God.
Read more about the 30-Day Husband Encouragement Challenge, and check out Kelli's blog, "Embracing the JOurYney.." as she leads us through it.
Just two rules:
You can't say anything negative about your husband . . . to your husband . . . or to anyone else, about your husband.
Say something that you admire or appreciate about your husband. . . to your husband . . . and to someone else, about your husband!
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