Big World Of Wonders: Uke stand

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Uke stand

Posted in | at 4/05/2015 02:22:00 PM

Its so comical going to the elementary school to listen to the different bands. In the years that it takes to learn an instrument there's a lot of steps of success and some of failure just like anything else in life. Obviously the young girl trying to play the oboe needed a lot of extra help. After thinking about putting myself in her place I gave her a big round of applause. I probably would have run off the stage with embarrassment. The two boys playing the ukulele's its would have been nice when they were done if they had a uke stand to set their instruments on that were just as big as them.