Regrettably, for the first time in forever, we were simply unable to get to our annual Christmas card for 2022. We had even gathered all the fabric and props for a Renaissance-theme, which 15-year-old Maezi was totally into exploring on the bed. She didn’t even mind trying on her different crown options. She’s a trouper despite her declining health. So much has happened in our recent lives, culminating in Jaci’s long-overdue knee surgery performed 12 days ago. (So, a very painful, low-key Christmas for her, and at her beck and call pretty much 24/7 for me). Thus, with 70-degree Southern California weather tempting us outside, we three find ourselves – like the majority of the country – hunkered down inside for these holiday weeks, queuing up a lot of holiday TV movies. Our best to you all – stay warm, safe and joyful.
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Creator and Editor of Harpguitars.net Gregg Miner has been fascinated by harp guitars since the early 1970s. He purchased his first instrument (a 1916 red sunburst Gibson) in 1983, then fell in love with the harp guitars of Chris Knutsen when he found his first one in 1988. He collects harp guitars, researches harp guitars, writes about harp guitars, plays harp guitars, produces harp guitar CDs, buys and sells harp guitars, and currently runs Harpguitars.net, Harp Guitar Music and the Harp Guitar Foundation. You would think that by now he would be sick of harp guitars, but he is not.
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