I live in Dorset in the south of England, 200 yards from the beach. I earn my living by travelling the countryside fixing and installing office equipment and PCs.
I live in a 200 year old stone cottage with a wife, a lodger and four cats and I enjoy playing music on my guitars, harmonicas, trumpet, trombone, mandolin and bagpipes.
I read a lot, I am a part time freelance author and have a regular column on Techrepublic.com.
My passion is ...
Words
I know too much about ...
Faulty Plumbing
My parents always told me ...
If you aren't in bed by ten, you're to come home
My childhood ambition ...
To live by the sea and own a boat
My favorite memory ...
being afloat on a warm summer day
Why I write ...
Because I have to
What I am reading/watching/listening to ...
1. Brethren by Robyn Young, 2. My weight, 3. Mothership -Led Zeppelin
My first job ...
Building labourer
My best moment ...
getting paid to write
My inspiration ...
The Absurd
How to replace the strings on your guitar.
After a while the strings on your guitar will start to sound dull and lifeless.
They will lose their shine and appear blackened. This is caused by the action of your skin oils causing them to be corroded. You can extend the life of your strings by cleaning them every time you play but there will come a time when you will have to bit the bullet and change them.
Some people are frightened to do this themselves but it is a simple task and, whilst your local guitar shop will be happy to change them for you, they will require that you cross their...
More..Jeff Dray
Swanage, Dorset GB
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