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Just started playing again

I started teaching myself guitar probably about 5 or 6 years ago now, and hadn't been playing much over the past year or so. A few months ago I bought myself a new electric-acoustic guitar and been trying to pick it up a few times every week.

I struggle most with reading and playing tabs correctly, so I'm looking to start working in that area, as well as improve my fingering. I have a history with violin, guitar, and piano so musical rhythm and chords come pretty easily to me.

Well, I will keep ya'll updated and try to make some documentation/tutorials as I go along.

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