Sorry, Simon, the page count has been climbing faster than I can keep up, and only saw your question now. The answer is, yes. But some I play more often than not. The "Classic Rock II" pretty much stays in its case. On the other hand, I have less exotic guitars that I play all the time. It's funny, but I think many musicians wind up "bonding" with particular instruments. I know I have reach for favorites all the time. Here are my top choices currently. I'm on an acoustic guitar kick right now (but still learning and playing Clapton stuff).

Taylor GS Mini-e Koa. The Hawaiian wood just makes this guitar sound terrific, and the sounds goes on forever...



One of the pleasant surprises to my collection is this Ibanez hollowbody archtop AG95QA. For the low price asked, this guitar is built with top quality components and great sound.



My newest, and quickly becoming my favorite (even over the Taylor!), a Martin DJr-10E. Sapele wood (like mahogany) and Sitka Spruce. I upgraded the pins and saddle to bone for an even better sound.



And this surprise, a Breedlove Companion CE Copper Burst. I bought it as a toss-around guitar; throw it in the trunk and don't worry if the grandkids bump or bruise it. Little did I know how much I'd like playing it!

Since seeing this challenge I have been trying to remember if I had any dreams that were realized or not. When I saw Pat’s story about the violin, I was reminded of my journey to get a college degree. Upon my high school graduation in 1972 mom and dad really wanted me to go to college, but I had no desire to go. My argument was that I had no idea of what career would make me happy, after all not everyone went to college in 1972.
Fast forward roughly 16 years and 11 jobs I was working as a bookkeeper at a local government office and not only did I enjoy it but I was good at it too. When the office decided that we needed to go digital I had very limited knowledge of computers and my boss suggested that I take some classes to help with the transition. I took a few classes at the local college, and as my job morphed over the years, I took more classes to support my new duties. I realized after numerous classes that I was well on the way to an associate degree and made the decision to start taking the classes I needed to accomplish that. In 2011 I received my associates degree, mom was so proud, unfortunately dad did not live to see it.
Sorry I have no pictures to share, just the story, but I do have some pictures of the moon that I want to share. I have aspired to get a good picture of the moon for several years here are a few that are not too bad, all taken in auto mode and handheld.