Naomi Sue,

Very, very pretty, indeed! You have a full, rich voice that fills the vocal space without over-saturating it. That's nice.

As far as the guitar picking...you've already received some good advice from several folks. I'm a pretty decent player but a horrible teacher. The only thing I can say is that keep practicing the chord changes with your left hand. At this point, let the rolling of the fingers on the right hand wait. No matter how good that roll becomes, if you don't get to the chords smoothly with the left hand, it is for naught. Just strum the chord with your right hand until the chord changes become relatively smooth with the left hand. I worked on smooth chord changes several hours a day, every day, for 6 months when I first started playing. It paid off as once I gained the confidence I needed with my chord changes, the right hand mechanics just fell into place with minimal effort. The right hand just naturally followed. For me the point at which my playing began to sound good was when I became comfortable with the left-hand chord changes and I could do it smoothly and without much thought. Everything else took off from there.

For what it is worth, that's what worked for me.

Again, a very, very nice sing! Good luck with the pickin'!

Alan