should i document my ukulele journey here? let me know

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@hankmoody …phil is going to learn ukelele 

phil, Hank is in Argentina and doesn’t go anywhere without his ukulele

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Hi Phil!

Of course. Look, I'm not a musician, I just dreamed of playing an instrument, and I did when I got gray hair.

1) I took a couple of classes with these geniuses:
https://www.instagram.com/loshermanosukelele?igsh=YTZkM21mYzFvb3Ay

Since I had to travel 80km from home... I quit.

2) I learned the chords on YouTube. When I mastered both hands, one for strumming the strings and the other for the notes 👇.

3) I use Chordify. It's an app that lets you select any song you want and shows you the ukulele chords in real time. That way you can practice and, at the same time, pretend you can sing well 😅.

4) I use the one on the right for soft melodies (or clown songs for my Zoe) and the one on the left I use for everything else.

Of course! Life is never the same when you receive that small and cheerful instrument!

Yes do it! Someone posted a video of their didgeridoo lesson the other day and it was the coolest thing

you definitely should and I’ll be the one supporter then

don’t be shy omg you’re so cute…im rooting for you Phil 🫶