Remember those words from Stephen Stills? I see a lot of 'uke lust on here, and many new acquisitions, but can't help to think there are others than me that are quite content with their instruments, no matter how humble they may be.
I own a total of 3 'ukuleles...a Makala MK-S that hangs on the wall in the den as functional art, a Kala Acacia Tenor with Mi-Si that I use for rehearsal and gigs, and a factory "used" Fender Pa'ina that is glued to my hands whenever I'm around the house. Certainly there are many other 'ukes out there that I'd like to play or make mine, but I find myself quite content with the 2 in the rotation and the other just looking on from across the room.
Anyone else not find themselves caught in the grips of UAS, tending to be more content with what they have and not always looking for the next best thing?
I own a total of 3 'ukuleles...a Makala MK-S that hangs on the wall in the den as functional art, a Kala Acacia Tenor with Mi-Si that I use for rehearsal and gigs, and a factory "used" Fender Pa'ina that is glued to my hands whenever I'm around the house. Certainly there are many other 'ukes out there that I'd like to play or make mine, but I find myself quite content with the 2 in the rotation and the other just looking on from across the room.
Anyone else not find themselves caught in the grips of UAS, tending to be more content with what they have and not always looking for the next best thing?