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Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #lessons, aggregated by home.social.

  1. “A great way to break away from the typical blues soloing sound of pentatonic scales”: How to use dominant 7 arpeggios in a blues guitar solo

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  2. “Reminiscent of Joni Mitchell’s jazzier moments… but no strings were retuned to create it!” 5 chords that sound like they’re in an open tuning (but aren’t)

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  3. Die Stadt: Around town. Do you know this #German vocabulary? Learn with the Language Garage. Fun & Affordable #Lessons & #Free learning content. We’ll get you on the road to speaking German!
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  4. Die Stadt: Around town. Do you know this #German vocabulary? Learn with the Language Garage. Fun & Affordable #Lessons & #Free learning content. We’ll get you on the road to speaking German!
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  6. “I asked my dad’s friend where guitarists like Mississippi John Hurt got the idea to play in this way, and he said, ‘I think they’re trying to imitate the sound of a player piano on ariverboat’”: Charlie Starr on how to play fingerstyle guitar

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  7. #Iran Recent days have seen the ominous appearance of public #gun kiosks, where #civilians are being offered basic #lessons in using weapons – a sign of how the hardening Iranian authorities are #readying people for further #conflict. edition.cnn.com/2026/05/18/m...

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  8. На кухне: In the #Kitchen. Do you know this #Russian vocabulary? Come learn a language with The Language Garage. Fun & Affordable #Lessons and #Free learning content. We’ll get you on the road to speaking Russian! thelanguagegarage.com/choose-y

  9. На кухне: In the #Kitchen. Do you know this #Russian vocabulary? Come learn a language with The Language Garage. Fun & Affordable #Lessons and #Free learning content. We’ll get you on the road to speaking Russian! thelanguagegarage.com/choose-y

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  11. Former Chancellor Angela Merkel expressed skepticism regarding the ongoing debate about her or her predecessor, Gerhard Schröder, taking on a mediating role in... news.osna.fm/?p=46386 | #news #after #lessons #mediation #merkel

  12. Former Chancellor Angela Merkel expressed skepticism regarding the ongoing debate about her or her predecessor, Gerhard Schröder, taking on a mediating role in... news.osna.fm/?p=46386 | #news #after #lessons #mediation #merkel

  13. Former Chancellor Angela Merkel expressed skepticism regarding the ongoing debate about her or her predecessor, Gerhard Schröder, taking on a mediating role in... news.osna.fm/?p=46386 | #news #after #lessons #mediation #merkel

  14. Former Chancellor Angela Merkel expressed skepticism regarding the ongoing debate about her or her predecessor, Gerhard Schröder, taking on a mediating role in... news.osna.fm/?p=46386 | #news #after #lessons #mediation #merkel

  15. Na cozinha: In the #Kitchen. Do you know this #Portuguese vocabulary? Come learn a language with The Language Garage. Fun & Affordable #Lessons and #Free learning content. We’ll get you on the road to speaking Portuguese! thelanguagegarage.com/choose-y

  16. Na cozinha: In the #Kitchen. Do you know this #Portuguese vocabulary? Come learn a language with The Language Garage. Fun & Affordable #Lessons and #Free learning content. We’ll get you on the road to speaking Portuguese! thelanguagegarage.com/choose-y

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  18. The Irony of Being Single

    Me: "I'm feeling sad and lonely that I'm single! No one wants me!"

    Also, me:

    • Year 2013: Someone liked me, and friends helped her to let me know, but I rejected her.

    • Year 2019: Someone who had a crush on me sat beside me, but I left that place. Of course, she was hurt by this, which made her stop trying anymore.

    • Year 2020: I and someone were best friends; then she expressed her interest with more effort than past women who had a crush on me. But why did I frequently reject her and break up with her? It took me a lifetime to learn the lessons and feel the heartbreak because of my decisions.

    • Year 2020: But with a different partner: Instant online relationships. I felt like she had a crush on me earlier than I realised. But despite her sincere expressions of love towards me, why did I break up then decide to be together and break up again? Maybe I am afraid of closeness.

    • Another year 2020:
      • Many online peers; some chose me as an option because their relationships were going to fail, but I didn't recognise the liking. She expressed: "You have me? What do you mean?" then she slowly faded from my sight.
      • Gaming partners: There were three different partners who chose me to have fun together in different times. One of them I broke up with days later; she faded away from me slowly. Even though I saw her real Instagram account, which was very human. The second one I broke up with; she just disappeared and never messaged me again. The third one: a day after I broke up with her, she told her audience that I hurt her. Then, she just left the scene, and I haven't seen her in the video game again.

    • Year 2022 (if this is correct): I had an instant attraction to someone, and I messaged her: "💖" — she was surprised. Many other group chat members seemed jealous and even created false stories that she cheated. I asked her: "Kau minat aku ke?" (Are you interested in me?) but received no clear, direct answer from her. She messaged me many times personally, but I didn't reply; I felt blurry or foggy at that time. Then I replied: "Kau sendiri tak cakap kau minat aku, dan agama kita tak sama." (You yourself didn't say you liked me, and our religions are different.) She told me to clarify: "Just because I didn't admit I like or am interested in you, it doesn't literally or truly mean I didn't like or am interested in you." Days later, she then found my mistakes online and used it to justify blocking me.

    Pushing people away made me single, but reflecting on these patterns helps me learn and grow.

    #Relationships #Reflection #Dating #Single #Growth #Learning #Lessons #Heartbreak #Psychology #Psych #Fear #Irony #MissedConnections #SelfSabotage #LifeLessons #PersonalGrowth #Memories #MentalHealth #Vent #Love #Alone #SocialMedia #Social #Gaming #Connection

  19. The Irony of Being Single

    Me: "I'm feeling sad and lonely that I'm single! No one wants me!"

    Also, me:

    • Year 2013: Someone liked me, and friends helped her to let me know, but I rejected her.

    • Year 2019: Someone who had a crush on me sat beside me, but I left that place. Of course, she was hurt by this, which made her stop trying anymore.

    • Year 2020: I and someone were best friends; then she expressed her interest with more effort than past women who had a crush on me. But why did I frequently reject her and break up with her? It took me a lifetime to learn the lessons and feel the heartbreak because of my decisions.

    • Year 2020: But with a different partner: Instant online relationships. I felt like she had a crush on me earlier than I realised. But despite her sincere expressions of love towards me, why did I break up then decide to be together and break up again? Maybe I am afraid of closeness.

    • Another year 2020:
      • Many online peers; some chose me as an option because their relationships were going to fail, but I didn't recognise the liking. She expressed: "You have me? What do you mean?" then she slowly faded from my sight.
      • Gaming partners: There were three different partners who chose me to have fun together in different times. One of them I broke up with days later; she faded away from me slowly. Even though I saw her real Instagram account, which was very human. The second one I broke up with; she just disappeared and never messaged me again. The third one: a day after I broke up with her, she told her audience that I hurt her. Then, she just left the scene, and I haven't seen her in the video game again.

    • Year 2022 (if this is correct): I had an instant attraction to someone, and I messaged her: "💖" — she was surprised. Many other group chat members seemed jealous and even created false stories that she cheated. I asked her: "Kau minat aku ke?" (Are you interested in me?) but received no clear, direct answer from her. She messaged me many times personally, but I didn't reply; I felt blurry or foggy at that time. Then I replied: "Kau sendiri tak cakap kau minat aku, dan agama kita tak sama." (You yourself didn't say you liked me, and our religions are different.) She told me to clarify: "Just because I didn't admit I like or am interested in you, it doesn't literally or truly mean I didn't like or am interested in you." Days later, she then found my mistakes online and used it to justify blocking me.

    Pushing people away made me single, but reflecting on these patterns helps me learn and grow.

    #Relationships #Reflection #Dating #Single #Growth #Learning #Lessons #Heartbreak #Psychology #Psych #Fear #Irony #MissedConnections #SelfSabotage #LifeLessons #PersonalGrowth #Memories #MentalHealth #Vent #Love #Alone #SocialMedia #Social #Gaming #Connection

  20. The Irony of Being Single

    Me: "I'm feeling sad and lonely that I'm single! No one wants me!"

    Also, me:

    • Year 2013: Someone liked me, and friends helped her to let me know, but I rejected her.

    • Year 2019: Someone who had a crush on me sat beside me, but I left that place. Of course, she was hurt by this, which made her stop trying anymore.

    • Year 2020: I and someone were best friends; then she expressed her interest with more effort than past women who had a crush on me. But why did I frequently reject her and break up with her? It took me a lifetime to learn the lessons and feel the heartbreak because of my decisions.

    • Year 2020: But with a different partner: Instant online relationships. I felt like she had a crush on me earlier than I realised. But despite her sincere expressions of love towards me, why did I break up then decide to be together and break up again? Maybe I am afraid of closeness.

    • Another year 2020:
      • Many online peers; some chose me as an option because their relationships were going to fail, but I didn't recognise the liking. She expressed: "You have me? What do you mean?" then she slowly faded from my sight.
      • Gaming partners: There were three different partners who chose me to have fun together in different times. One of them I broke up with days later; she faded away from me slowly. Even though I saw her real Instagram account, which was very human. The second one I broke up with; she just disappeared and never messaged me again. The third one: a day after I broke up with her, she told her audience that I hurt her. Then, she just left the scene, and I haven't seen her in the video game again.

    • Year 2022 (if this is correct): I had an instant attraction to someone, and I messaged her: "💖" — she was surprised. Many other group chat members seemed jealous and even created false stories that she cheated. I asked her: "Kau minat aku ke?" (Are you interested in me?) but received no clear, direct answer from her. She messaged me many times personally, but I didn't reply; I felt blurry or foggy at that time. Then I replied: "Kau sendiri tak cakap kau minat aku, dan agama kita tak sama." (You yourself didn't say you liked me, and our religions are different.) She told me to clarify: "Just because I didn't admit I like or am interested in you, it doesn't literally or truly mean I didn't like or am interested in you." Days later, she then found my mistakes online and used it to justify blocking me.

    Pushing people away made me single, but reflecting on these patterns helps me learn and grow.

    #Relationships #Reflection #Dating #Single #Growth #Learning #Lessons #Heartbreak #Psychology #Psych #Fear #Irony #MissedConnections #SelfSabotage #LifeLessons #PersonalGrowth #Memories #MentalHealth #Vent #Love #Alone #SocialMedia #Social #Gaming #Connection

  21. The Irony of Being Single

    Me: "I'm feeling sad and lonely that I'm single! No one wants me!"

    Also, me:

    • Year 2013: Someone liked me, and friends helped her to let me know, but I rejected her.

    • Year 2019: Someone who had a crush on me sat beside me, but I left that place. Of course, she was hurt by this, which made her stop trying anymore.

    • Year 2020: I and someone were best friends; then she expressed her interest with more effort than past women who had a crush on me. But why did I frequently reject her and break up with her? It took me a lifetime to learn the lessons and feel the heartbreak because of my decisions.

    • Year 2020: But with a different partner: Instant online relationships. I felt like she had a crush on me earlier than I realised. But despite her sincere expressions of love towards me, why did I break up then decide to be together and break up again? Maybe I am afraid of closeness.

    • Another year 2020:
      • Many online peers; some chose me as an option because their relationships were going to fail, but I didn't recognise the liking. She expressed: "You have me? What do you mean?" then she slowly faded from my sight.
      • Gaming partners: There were three different partners who chose me to have fun together in different times. One of them I broke up with days later; she faded away from me slowly. Even though I saw her real Instagram account, which was very human. The second one I broke up with; she just disappeared and never messaged me again. The third one: a day after I broke up with her, she told her audience that I hurt her. Then, she just left the scene, and I haven't seen her in the video game again.

    • Year 2022 (if this is correct): I had an instant attraction to someone, and I messaged her: "💖" — she was surprised. Many other group chat members seemed jealous and even created false stories that she cheated. I asked her: "Kau minat aku ke?" (Are you interested in me?) but received no clear, direct answer from her. She messaged me many times personally, but I didn't reply; I felt blurry or foggy at that time. Then I replied: "Kau sendiri tak cakap kau minat aku, dan agama kita tak sama." (You yourself didn't say you liked me, and our religions are different.) She told me to clarify: "Just because I didn't admit I like or am interested in you, it doesn't literally or truly mean I didn't like or am interested in you." Days later, she then found my mistakes online and used it to justify blocking me.

    Pushing people away made me single, but reflecting on these patterns helps me learn and grow.

    #Relationships #Reflection #Dating #Single #Growth #Learning #Lessons #Heartbreak #Psychology #Psych #Fear #Irony #MissedConnections #SelfSabotage #LifeLessons #PersonalGrowth #Memories #MentalHealth #Vent #Love #Alone #SocialMedia #Social #Gaming #Connection

  22. The Irony of Being Single

    Me: "I'm feeling sad and lonely that I'm single! No one wants me!"

    Also, me:

    • Year 2013: Someone liked me, and friends helped her to let me know, but I rejected her.

    • Year 2019: Someone who had a crush on me sat beside me, but I left that place. Of course, she was hurt by this, which made her stop trying anymore.

    • Year 2020: I and someone were best friends; then she expressed her interest with more effort than past women who had a crush on me. But why did I frequently reject her and break up with her? It took me a lifetime to learn the lessons and feel the heartbreak because of my decisions.

    • Year 2020: But with a different partner: Instant online relationships. I felt like she had a crush on me earlier than I realised. But despite her sincere expressions of love towards me, why did I break up then decide to be together and break up again? Maybe I am afraid of closeness.

    • Another year 2020:
      • Many online peers; some chose me as an option because their relationships were going to fail, but I didn't recognise the liking. She expressed: "You have me? What do you mean?" then she slowly faded from my sight.
      • Gaming partners: There were three different partners who chose me to have fun together in different times. One of them I broke up with days later; she faded away from me slowly. Even though I saw her real Instagram account, which was very human. The second one I broke up with; she just disappeared and never messaged me again. The third one: a day after I broke up with her, she told her audience that I hurt her. Then, she just left the scene, and I haven't seen her in the video game again.

    • Year 2022 (if this is correct): I had an instant attraction to someone, and I messaged her: "💖" — she was surprised. Many other group chat members seemed jealous and even created false stories that she cheated. I asked her: "Kau minat aku ke?" (Are you interested in me?) but received no clear, direct answer from her. She messaged me many times personally, but I didn't reply; I felt blurry or foggy at that time. Then I replied: "Kau sendiri tak cakap kau minat aku, dan agama kita tak sama." (You yourself didn't say you liked me, and our religions are different.) She told me to clarify: "Just because I didn't admit I like or am interested in you, it doesn't literally or truly mean I didn't like or am interested in you." Days later, she then found my mistakes online and used it to justify blocking me.

    Pushing people away made me single, but reflecting on these patterns helps me learn and grow.

    #Relationships #Reflection #Dating #Single #Growth #Learning #Lessons #Heartbreak #Psychology #Psych #Fear #Irony #MissedConnections #SelfSabotage #LifeLessons #PersonalGrowth #Memories #MentalHealth #Vent #Love #Alone #SocialMedia #Social #Gaming #Connection

  23. 台所で daidokoro de: In the #Kitchen. Do you know this #Japanese vocabulary? Come learn a language with The Language Garage. Fun & Affordable #Lessons and #Free learning content. We’ll get you on the road to speaking Japanese! thelanguagegarage.com/choose-y

  24. 台所で daidokoro de: In the #Kitchen. Do you know this #Japanese vocabulary? Come learn a language with The Language Garage. Fun & Affordable #Lessons and #Free learning content. We’ll get you on the road to speaking Japanese! thelanguagegarage.com/choose-y

  25. 台所で daidokoro de: In the #Kitchen. Do you know this #Japanese vocabulary? Come learn a language with The Language Garage. Fun & Affordable #Lessons and #Free learning content. We’ll get you on the road to speaking Japanese! thelanguagegarage.com/choose-y

  26. Dat jij het vrachtschip bent dat opeens het kalme water verstoort. #blog #writing #blogging #life #lessons

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  27. Dat jij het vrachtschip bent dat opeens het kalme water verstoort. #blog #writing #blogging #life #lessons

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  28. Dat jij het vrachtschip bent dat opeens het kalme water verstoort. #blog #writing #blogging #life #lessons

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  29. In the kitchen. Do you know this #English vocabulary? The Language Garage will get you on the road to better, more natural sounding English. Fun & Affordable #Lessons and #Free learning content. thelanguagegarage.com/choose-y

  30. In the kitchen. Do you know this #English vocabulary? The Language Garage will get you on the road to better, more natural sounding English. Fun & Affordable #Lessons and #Free learning content. thelanguagegarage.com/choose-y

  31. In the kitchen. Do you know this #English vocabulary? The Language Garage will get you on the road to better, more natural sounding English. Fun & Affordable #Lessons and #Free learning content. thelanguagegarage.com/choose-y

  32. “I bent up from the 21st fret and broke the first string – I played the rest of the solo without it”: Hidden for four decades, the story behind the (almost) unheard outro solo on John Farnham’s smash hit, You’re the Voice

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  33. A quotation from James Howell

    One may live and learn, and be hang’d and forget all.

    James Howell (c. 1594–1666) Welsh historian and writer
    Paroimiographia [Παροιμιογραφία]: Proverbs, or, Old Sayed Sawes & Adages, “English Proverbs” (1659)
    [compiler]

    More about this quote: wist.info/howell-james/84009/

    #quote #quotes #quotation #qotd #jameshowell #advice #learn #lessons #liveandlearn #mortality #proverb #survival

  34. A quotation from James Howell

    One may live and learn, and be hang’d and forget all.

    James Howell (c. 1594–1666) Welsh historian and writer
    Paroimiographia [Παροιμιογραφία]: Proverbs, or, Old Sayed Sawes & Adages, “English Proverbs” (1659)
    [compiler]

    More about this quote: wist.info/howell-james/84009/

    #quote #quotes #quotation #qotd #jameshowell #advice #learn #lessons #liveandlearn #mortality #proverb #survival

  35. A quotation from James Howell

    One may live and learn, and be hang’d and forget all.

    James Howell (c. 1594–1666) Welsh historian and writer
    Paroimiographia [Παροιμιογραφία]: Proverbs, or, Old Sayed Sawes & Adages, “English Proverbs” (1659)
    [compiler]

    More about this quote: wist.info/howell-james/84009/

    #quote #quotes #quotation #qotd #jameshowell #advice #learn #lessons #liveandlearn #mortality #proverb #survival

  36. A quotation from James Howell

    One may live and learn, and be hang’d and forget all.

    James Howell (c. 1594–1666) Welsh historian and writer
    Paroimiographia [Παροιμιογραφία]: Proverbs, or, Old Sayed Sawes & Adages, “English Proverbs” (1659)
    [compiler]

    More about this quote: wist.info/howell-james/84009/

    #quote #quotes #quotation #qotd #jameshowell #advice #learn #lessons #liveandlearn #mortality #proverb #survival

  37. “For many players, including me, the variations in sound, feeland texture are indispensable”: Joe Bonamassa breaks down the differences between P-90s and PAF humbuckers

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  38. One lesson I still remember from junior high school 📚

    The ancient Greeks and Romans often showed two different sides of warfare and strategy .

    The Greeks are remembered for using intelligence and strategy to overcome stronger or better-equipped enemies, proving that brains can defeat brute force .

    While the Romans became famous for discipline, organization, and overwhelming numbers, building powerful legions that could outlast many opponents .

    One side is often seen as outsmarting the other as outnumbering and overpowering.

    But both left a lesson that still stands today:
    Strategy and structure can both change history. 🌍

    #History #AncientGreece #RomanEmpire #Education #Lessons #Thinking

  39. One lesson I still remember from junior high school 📚

    The ancient Greeks and Romans often showed two different sides of warfare and strategy .

    The Greeks are remembered for using intelligence and strategy to overcome stronger or better-equipped enemies, proving that brains can defeat brute force .

    While the Romans became famous for discipline, organization, and overwhelming numbers, building powerful legions that could outlast many opponents .

    One side is often seen as outsmarting the other as outnumbering and overpowering.

    But both left a lesson that still stands today:
    Strategy and structure can both change history. 🌍

    #History #AncientGreece #RomanEmpire #Education #Lessons #Thinking

  40. One lesson I still remember from junior high school 📚

    The ancient Greeks and Romans often showed two different sides of warfare and strategy .

    The Greeks are remembered for using intelligence and strategy to overcome stronger or better-equipped enemies, proving that brains can defeat brute force .

    While the Romans became famous for discipline, organization, and overwhelming numbers, building powerful legions that could outlast many opponents .

    One side is often seen as outsmarting the other as outnumbering and overpowering.

    But both left a lesson that still stands today:
    Strategy and structure can both change history. 🌍

    #History #AncientGreece #RomanEmpire #Education #Lessons #Thinking

  41. One lesson I still remember from junior high school 📚

    The ancient Greeks and Romans often showed two different sides of warfare and strategy .

    The Greeks are remembered for using intelligence and strategy to overcome stronger or better-equipped enemies, proving that brains can defeat brute force .

    While the Romans became famous for discipline, organization, and overwhelming numbers, building powerful legions that could outlast many opponents .

    One side is often seen as outsmarting the other as outnumbering and overpowering.

    But both left a lesson that still stands today:
    Strategy and structure can both change history. 🌍

    #History #AncientGreece #RomanEmpire #Education #Lessons #Thinking

  42. One lesson I still remember from junior high school 📚

    The ancient Greeks and Romans often showed two different sides of warfare and strategy .

    The Greeks are remembered for using intelligence and strategy to overcome stronger or better-equipped enemies, proving that brains can defeat brute force .

    While the Romans became famous for discipline, organization, and overwhelming numbers, building powerful legions that could outlast many opponents .

    One side is often seen as outsmarting the other as outnumbering and overpowering.

    But both left a lesson that still stands today:
    Strategy and structure can both change history. 🌍

    #History #AncientGreece #RomanEmpire #Education #Lessons #Thinking

  43. Jikoni: In the #Kitchen. Do you know this #Swahili vocabulary? Come learn a language with The Language Garage. Fun & Affordable #Lessons and #Free learning content. We’ll get you on the road to speaking Swahili! thelanguagegarage.com/choose-y

  44. Jikoni: In the #Kitchen. Do you know this #Swahili vocabulary? Come learn a language with The Language Garage. Fun & Affordable #Lessons and #Free learning content. We’ll get you on the road to speaking Swahili! thelanguagegarage.com/choose-y