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I quickly joined SOUP, a local monday night jam group, and within a few days I could play half a dozen chords and tons of songs. A uke only has 4 strings! It was easy! I was happy. SOUP nights are like sunshine. You never met a happier bunch of people!
Now I am a person slightly obsessed. If I have a half hour break in my day, the dirty dishes sit and I am cuddled up with my uke playing away or scouring youtube for the next Jason Mraz, Colbie Caillat or Kina Grannis song to learn. Rarely does a day go by without connecting with Lele. She calms me and connects me to my rythymic and spiritual core. I am feeling the courage just now to begin to break away from the structure of a song someone else has written and just...play...explore. I think she wants to listen to me! I think she believes there is a song inside me. A few days ago I bought a second uke... Buster is a pre-owned (beautifully imperfect!) Solid Spruce top, minocycline no rx, Buy minocycline cheap, Lanikai Flame Maple Tenor Ukulele and he is gorgeous!
There may be someone in your life who needs a ukulele. A lost 14 yr old teenager, a bored baby boomer, cheapest minocycline, Minocycline canada, or a hopeless 80 yr old who feels useless. Or maybe it's you. A ukulele will touch your tender heart and help it find voice with sweet resonating power that will astound you.
Happy playing. I leave you with the song that made me want to play.
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What a joyful post! I think it is ME that wants a ukelele. I’ve wanted to learn to play SOMETHING for so long and this sounds attainable. I played guitar in my 20′s, tried to pick it up again recently, but lost interest because the chords seemed more difficult to learn than when I was younger. I’d love to join a group to share music and sing. Thanks for sharing, Linda. Excited for you and your words here resonate passion and fun.
What a great post. There is great passion and courage oozing through your story. I think I posted my artist wannabe story back in October
I have ALWAYS longed for a creative talent. So, I would have to say it’s me who needs the uke. But…okay no “but”. The creative mind amazes me. I think I had called the creative, ‘Lucky Ducks’ in my post. Good luck with the uke! I bet we’ll see your own compositions posted some day.
thanks for posting! I also took piano lessons but have been looking for something more. I always love when a song has ukelele in it. I might just ask hubby for one for my birthday!