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Here, here.  My thoughts exactly.  Many parents have lost control of their children these days.  I see it every day.  It's sad, really.

I'm 57.  I started palying guitar at age 12, but never stuck with it.  I'd play for a couple of months and put it away for several years.  That's the story of my life.  Since I retired two years ago, I have found out that practicing everyday makes you better.  I wish I would have stuck with it through the years.

There are plenty of free lessons on You Tube.  Give that a shot.  Lessons never hurt and lots of practice is always good.

I use http://www.linkesoft.com/  It is a program for your PDA or smartphone and it also installs a program on your computer.  You have to enter the songs in chordpro format, but it really works nice.

Fender accoustic and another accoustic from Sears mail order that I've had for 35 years.

"Your opinion of me is none of my business."

See what they go for on Ebay and tell tem what it's worth.  Then at least you have tried.

I personally think the law should place a fine on anyone using a cellphone while driving.  A stiff one, because it is just getting out of hand.  Every other driver is on the phone, it seems.  Using a cellphone and driving is a bad thing.  It is common sense.  Some people just worry about their rights regardless of safety.

Cell phones may be worse than drinking.  Phones are one of my pet peeves.

Yes, practice, practice, practice.  Every day.  You'll notice the difference in a week or two.

The reason for this law is that a bad pattern has been established and there is no reason for the law to believe that it won't happen again.