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Me too zurf but I am still stuck on a song I started over a year ago.

jackde that is a good idea I have a Takamine f312 and it has a smaller neck then others it can be used with nylon or steel strings. It sounds great and is smaller then my Yamaha.It is not hard too play at all. I got lucky I bought it from a friend after a yard sale,got it for $25.00.

Hi jacked,there are a lot of good guitars out there for not too much money,you might want too take her too a showroom and look around,I think I would start her on an acoustic ( much lighter ). We all have our likes as far as guitars go, for lower end I like Yamaha,takamine and Epipphone. Welcome here too chordae we have a lot of songs she can play here,we also have a lot of members who will try too help you and her. This is a Family  orientated site so she will be in good company here. Color should be the un- important thing, the sound and feeling good too the player should be the important thing.

This subject makes me think of old movies with ladies dancing in a line on stage.

I think that would be very rewarding,good for you. I remember the school lunchs,sometimes good and some days you new it was a day too brown bag it.

Welcome back nela glad too hear all went well with the surgery. The pain pills are sometimes worse then the pain. Re-hab will most likely be the hard and most painfull,it is with broken bones etc. try too move the fingers as much as you can without hurting yourself.

I have a strat made in Mexico and it sounds and plays just as good as the American one's. I only paid $170.00 for it but that was about ten years ago; the simi hard shell case was included.

I agree with jjj,look at Willie Nelsons guitar it has holes and has been through a fire and it sounds great.

elazul chuck is pretty much just talking through it . go to the song here at chordie and check out the chords chose which ones you like the best and give them a try they are in chord and tab. I did it in the e style and liked it .  I do not think you will really need too much of a strum pattern.

I do not use picks,if you can get a video and watch Mark Knoffler of Dire Straits. Most of the time he will not use a pick.

I am confused here,as are most of us,could you clear up what you are saying? Do you mean many players and artist's have some sort of a death wish?