It sounds a little insane at first, however when I sit down to suppose about it, it makes a lot of sense! Playing guitar requires a high level of both comfort and fluidity, several things that would be almost impossible to achieve if I was too busy shivering due to a lack of a oil furnace or covered in sweat due to lack of an cooling system
Playing guitar is something that I consistently prefer doing. No matter how long I play for or how much our fingers hurt because of the strings, I consistently prefer playing guitar and getting lost in the music. Playing guitar on our porch on a beautiful Summer evening is a feeling that is unable to be imitated or replicated, and one that I hold really close to our heart. As it is a passion of mine, I have taken our guitar to several odd sites, and played professionally at a wide variety of sites! One sentiment that I can’t shake, though, is the feeling that I consistently play better in sites with great Heating, Ventilation, and A/C. It sounds a little insane at first, however when I sit down to suppose about it, it makes a lot of sense! Playing guitar requires a high level of both comfort and fluidity, several things that would be almost impossible to achieve if I was too busy shivering due to a lack of a oil furnace or covered in sweat due to lack of an cooling system. It’s consistently the worst situation when I’m meant to play at a place while all of us were in the Winter time season, and there’s absolutely no heating for me! Playing accurate notes becomes a much harder job than when I’m not seriously frigid and chattering our teeth. In fact, it even becomes hard to remember which notes to play next when I’m too cold! It’s tploy that I prefer playing guitar, and I’ll almost never turn down an opportunity to play, but I will consistently choose a place with great heating and cooling if I have the choice.