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I like playing with other people much more than playing with myself! I'm with you on that! My practice usually consists of creating new riffs, learning new songs, writing new songs on guitar, or playing at jams, etc. I rarely sit down and just practice something, although I did buy a book on country picking which I have been going through. I do have a couple of CDs of backing tracks which are good to play along with. Kinda like guitar karaoke. If you are still at the early stages of playing the guitar, I would recommend constantly learning the chords to different songs (download charts from the web) with chords and parts you do not already know. Hopefully each song you learn will force you to learn a new chord or two to add to your repertoire. That way you keep on growing your knowledge without too much drudgery.
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