Bob’s suggestion?<\/p>\n
Andy Grammer<\/i>.<\/p>\n
It’s like he KNOWS ME.<\/p>\n
We wandered around the Grand Stand floor a bit while I debated and went back to the stand. The guy working the booth (possibly the owner? no idea) liked my Lightish Red shirt<\/span><\/b>. When I told him what I wanted engraved on the pick, he had to write it down.<\/p>\n Then posed the question: “How tall is Andy?”<\/p>\n Excuse me?<\/p>\n What relevance is this?<\/p>\n Then it dawned on me that he really had no idea that Mr. Grammer is somebody famous. He assumed Andy<\/i> was someone I knew. I did not correct him. I felt silly enough as it was. He was asking height for reference in how long of a cord to use for the necklace. Gotcha.<\/p>\n It was about a ten minute wait for them to process my request so we wandered a bit more. When we went back to the booth, I don’t even know how many times the guy repeated ANDY GRAMMER<\/i> in keeping orders straight. It was then a young girl working the booth with him alerted him to the fact that AG is actually a known musician. <\/p>\n He asked me if this was the case. I confirmed. And he said he had no idea and just assumed it was somebody I knew. Fine by me. The less I have to explain myself the less ridiculous I feel.<\/p>\n And now I have my own shiny BLUE<\/i>, custom engraved, Andy Grammer<\/i> guitar pick necklace.<\/p>\n There is a guitar string bead on the cord that slides so you can tether it to your wrist. Then you don’t have to worry about dropping your pick while playing.<\/p>\n You know—if I actually played<\/i> guitar.<\/p>\n For my<\/i> purposes, I’ve found a new fidget object<\/a><\/b>. One of the only useful tips I’ve found in relation to ADHD.<\/p>\n Now I have a music reference in necklace form to go with the custom music charms on my bracelet.<\/p>\n —<\/p>\n<\/center><\/p>\n
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