What’s my goal for my kids? Is it just to keep them off drugs, get good grades and come out to church with the family? That might make for training a good American, but not necessarily for training a good Christian. I want my children to see their role as a Christian is not only preventing themselves from being stained by the world (here is where many Christian parents stop), but also empowered by the Holy Spirit to be used as an agent to transform the world. It’s helping them to understand, modeling it for them and giving them opportunities to be ambassadors for Christ.
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#1 · December 24, 2010, 9:14 am

Posted by: kls <kls@...>

My guitar had a simple broken wire at the jack. It only took five minutes to fix. The guy at this store has been really good to me. This is like the fourth time I have had something in there needing some minor repair I couldn't do and it is the first time he has charged me - $5. I know he only did it so I would not complain. The five minute job took an hour because they were so busy. I went in the middle of the day when people are supposed to be at work.
 
So you are sitting there with nothing to do. Not a good thing as far as the wife is concerned. He had an Ibanez A/E exotic wood guitar on the consignment end of the wall. The wood was burled maple I think. Very unusual looking grain. The tag said it was an EW80 something model. It was $550. I did some looking on the internet and I can't find an 80 model in this series. I found 20, 30, & 50s.  If it was mislabeled it was priced way too high as the others in this series are under $400 new. I may go back after Christmas and take another look.
 
Our bass player bought an Indiana A/E from him for $100 and you know what it sounds amazing through the P.A. and actually plays very well. the body is too big and thick for my tastes but I was impressed.
 
Peace on earth
Kevin

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