VALENTINE'S DAY

[keith]

just a reminder that valentine's day is coming soon and nothing says "I LOVE YOU" like a cejilla purchased from stringsbymail. even if your sweetie does not play guitar, or she or you play classical, cejillas a great present.

here is a tip: make a necklace out of one. remove the peg and string and drill a hole through the body and run a chain through it

boy if that does not get you a wild night of romping nothing will.

[cdikland]

Keith, Keith, Keith..... What have you been smoking? :D :D :D Are you single???

If I did that for my wife she would repay me with a minimum of 1 month in the dog house and sell my guitars on eBay. :shock:

[NGiorgio]

Keith,

You could make them with heart shaped pegs and a red G string. Or how about a cejilla in chocolate? (along with the above)

[jetiii]

Enough with the commercials Keith!

[keith]

cdikland: flowers are a given. but given candy only adds to the hips maybe a cejilla is the way to go. think about these 2 scenarios:

a. girlfriend/wife, or both: eats candy and then asks: honey, do i look fat in this outfit?

b. girlfriend/wife or both: gets a cejilla necklace and then asks: honey does this wonderful exotic cejilla make me more sexy?

so which scenario do you want to participate in?

[jetiii]

What if all those glorious scenarios fail and she asks why you are giving her a gypsy birth control device. Ouch!

[DWPC]

If I bought my wife a cejilla for Valentine's I'd be afraid of how she might use it.

[Jubilee Valence]

just a reminder that valentine's day is coming soon and nothing says "I LOVE YOU" like a cejilla purchased from stringsbymail. even if your sweetie does not play guitar, or she or you play classical, cejillas a great present.

here is a tip: make a necklace out of one. remove the peg and string and drill a hole through the body and run a chain through it

boy if that does not get you a wild night of romping nothing will. :!: :shock: She said-"OK" --thanks for suggestion!---NG's idea sold it-BUT-regular peg too? :?

[NGiorgio]

Buy two. One for her and one for you. Get creative.

Most important, we must keep a sense of humor about this. It is a very important event.

Made my wife a handmade Valentine card a few years ago. She reacted like a bought her a new BMW .......

[Jubilee Valence]

Buy two. One for her and one for you. Get creative.

Most important, we must keep a sense of humor about this. It is a very important event.

Made my wife a handmade Valentine card a few years ago. She reacted like a bought her a new BMW .......gotcha! she wants to know where we can post pic of her modeling her red K Cejilla... :twisted: -Jubi ps I'm over there too, but I gotta stay in 'da pit :wink:

[sorin popovici]

well keith .....I'm just starting a relation with someone ..

I dont how I do it ,but when she heared me play ...she kind of freaked out ...explain someone who never heard of paco de lucia that u learn flamenco .Just ...returned from my third date with her ....boy it's so complicate ....a cejilla necklace with be the cherry on the top of the cake .

No thanks ...boy ,how the hell am I going to explain to someone that listens to him ...that leo brouwer is nice also .

Playing guitar ...is making life more difficult everyday ...

Sorry ...for the sincerity ....I've been drinking a little :twisted:

[jdschoe@juno.com]

Kudos to NGiorgio for his personal creative approach to Valentine's Day!

Keith can give his honey a special cejilla because he made it himself.....
But the rest of you (mostly) fellows can play the guitar, so how many of you are preparing a special personal song/mini concert as a Valentine's Day observance?

You could light the candles, appear with a rose between your teeth (which you present to her), sit at her feet and serenade her....(use a CD/remote if you have to and pretend you're producing the romantic music on your guitar)....Then say those magic words: "Darling, I love you....even more than I love my guitar, even more than I love all of my guitars past and future put together. And if someone offered me a Hauser* tomorrow in trade for you, they could keep their Hauser!" (There must be one big-name guitar out that you wouldn't trade her for, so it should be possible to say this with all sincerity or at least in good fun.)

So now, I ask: is there a perfect Valentine's Day piece in the classical guitar repertoire....something like the Taj Mahal of guitardom?