Never Too Late
Quote from Fanny on 09/04/2026, 6:37 AMhttps://youtu.be/ty4HbVLud20?si=RZplLtqaXY6eEM1Q
Song title: Jikalau (If) - ukulele cover by Ingrid Tamara.
For a long time I have been wanting to learn to play ukulele and Chinese 2 strings erhu. I kept pushing it aside. For erhu, not many plays it here, or to buy one. I don't like having to trouble someone to get me one from China. Ukulele however, they make locally here, had been since as long as I can remember as a child. What holding me back is the fact that I had tried learning guitar in the past, unfortunately I have short fingers, it hurts to press on the strings.
The sound ukulele makes, unlike guitar, its vibration touches my heart and calms my mind. Even so, as time goes by, I have forgotten about it. That is, until someone across the street played it for nights in a row while I was sitting on my balcony. I looked it up online, locally made ones. I know it wont make a beautiful sound as the good ones. But...I am just learning, it will do to practise the chords and holding it, nothing fancy. Oh... I also like the fact that it is held close to the heart when playing it. If I could find one thats priced within my budget of $3 or $4 max, I would buy one. I found one!
Song title: Jikalau (If) - ukulele cover by Ingrid Tamara.
For a long time I have been wanting to learn to play ukulele and Chinese 2 strings erhu. I kept pushing it aside. For erhu, not many plays it here, or to buy one. I don't like having to trouble someone to get me one from China. Ukulele however, they make locally here, had been since as long as I can remember as a child. What holding me back is the fact that I had tried learning guitar in the past, unfortunately I have short fingers, it hurts to press on the strings.
The sound ukulele makes, unlike guitar, its vibration touches my heart and calms my mind. Even so, as time goes by, I have forgotten about it. That is, until someone across the street played it for nights in a row while I was sitting on my balcony. I looked it up online, locally made ones. I know it wont make a beautiful sound as the good ones. But...I am just learning, it will do to practise the chords and holding it, nothing fancy. Oh... I also like the fact that it is held close to the heart when playing it. If I could find one thats priced within my budget of $3 or $4 max, I would buy one. I found one!
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