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How To Play Ukulele Whether or not you know anything about how to play ukulele, we offer different levels of study that should challenge you only as much as you need. If you do not know how to play the ukulele, you will probably benefit from the beginner's lessons in the primary level. If you already know how to play a stringed intstrument, such as the guitar, you will find the beginner's lessons a great introduction to the unique requirements of a uke, but the lessons in the basic level will probably cover stuff you'll already know if you know how to play the guitar. Basic uke lessons will teach you what you need to know to get by with a uke. You'll learn how to play the most common chords, how to change chords comfortably and cleanly, and you'll learn how to play either with other musicians or to accompany your own singing. If you already know how to play, and find reading out of song books with chord charts simple, you're probably ready for advanced ukulele lessons.

Get Yo' Nails Did Okay, so we’re only three weeks in to this whole thing and I’m already showing you a tame look after I totally promised some of you that I’d do a newsprint nail tutorial this week. Newsprint we can do next week, but for right now I wanted/needed a manicure by a professional. As I told you in the first “Get Yo’ Nails Did”, it’s important to include real manicures in your nail routine if you’re not comfortable cutting your cuticles and getting into the real work at home. I am not. I’m willing to shell out $20 bucks to have the dirty work done right, but I’m not going to splurge on nail art at the salon most of the time. That’s another thing: Remember that, while you should always be extremely polite to your manicurist, you shouldn’t be afraid to ask for exactly what you want and to tell him/her if it’s not done correctly. For your own mental health, try to avoid those nail salons that feel more like cattle farms. The last thing I’m afraid of (beside death) is a little bit of contrast.

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