Well, I've had a crazy week this past week. Most people spend their first week of summer lying around and watching TV (well that's what I would do) but not me. I spent my first week of Summer running around Derry (my home town) with some crazy Nebraskans. It got me thinking, maybe Nebraska isn't so bad. In fact it made me think about how badly I would like to visit Nebraska. Being the weirdo that I am I decided to wikipedia Nebraska. According to Wikpedia, "Nebraska is overwhelmingly rural, as the 9th least-densely populated state of the United States" Overwhelmingly rural. That sounds like a flat out insult. I always thought that I'd hate to live somewhere rural but maybe I'm not as close minded about that possibility as I thought. One association I have with Nebraska is an infant sized corn huskers hat my family used to have laying around the house when I was little. I guess maybe I used it? My Dad was born in Nebraska and spent his first few years there but I really don't know much about it. I have been to Nebraska. Once. Me and my family went to Scotts Bluff when I was little. I have few memories from that trip. I remember visiting and old lady who gave us Jam and going to a museum, all the while parading around in my white "cowgirl boots" I LOVED those boots. They quickly became my footwear of choice and I remember wearing them frequently to kindergarten in California and getting asked why I wore them. I wore them because they were cool. Who doesn't like cowgirl boots? Something inside me still likes the idea of cowgirl boots and handmade jam. And a big part of me really wants to go visit all the wonderful people I got to spend time with this week. Although I'm definitely a city girl I could see myself spending a while there. Nebraska has been on my mind.
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Monday, 8 July 2013
Nebraska Calling
Well, I've had a crazy week this past week. Most people spend their first week of summer lying around and watching TV (well that's what I would do) but not me. I spent my first week of Summer running around Derry (my home town) with some crazy Nebraskans. It got me thinking, maybe Nebraska isn't so bad. In fact it made me think about how badly I would like to visit Nebraska. Being the weirdo that I am I decided to wikipedia Nebraska. According to Wikpedia, "Nebraska is overwhelmingly rural, as the 9th least-densely populated state of the United States" Overwhelmingly rural. That sounds like a flat out insult. I always thought that I'd hate to live somewhere rural but maybe I'm not as close minded about that possibility as I thought. One association I have with Nebraska is an infant sized corn huskers hat my family used to have laying around the house when I was little. I guess maybe I used it? My Dad was born in Nebraska and spent his first few years there but I really don't know much about it. I have been to Nebraska. Once. Me and my family went to Scotts Bluff when I was little. I have few memories from that trip. I remember visiting and old lady who gave us Jam and going to a museum, all the while parading around in my white "cowgirl boots" I LOVED those boots. They quickly became my footwear of choice and I remember wearing them frequently to kindergarten in California and getting asked why I wore them. I wore them because they were cool. Who doesn't like cowgirl boots? Something inside me still likes the idea of cowgirl boots and handmade jam. And a big part of me really wants to go visit all the wonderful people I got to spend time with this week. Although I'm definitely a city girl I could see myself spending a while there. Nebraska has been on my mind.
Saturday, 13 April 2013
My Little Uke
Ok, so I think I forgot to tell you guys but this little guy is coming my way soonish! It's a Fender Soprano ukulele! I'm very excited! (Just in case all the exclamation marks didn't make it obvious)
In my opinion, ukuleles make everything sound happier and happy is good.
Just in case any of you are cooler than me and allready have a ukulele, here is one of my favourite ukulele websites. http://ukulelehunt.com It's full of tips, chords, tabs, reviews and just about everything ukulele!
I should be getting my little ukulele next month. So in a short while I'll be strumming away.
The next instrument I have my eye on is a cajon. Just in case you're not sure what that is, it's a type of drum. It's like a box you sit on and you play. It is also referred to as a "drum kit in a box". Lots of buskers use them.
I love drums. Is it just me or does it always look like the drummer in the band is having the most fun? Since learning real drums seems a lot more difficult and a LOT more money, this seems the next best option.
This is what one looks like...
So there you go. Aren't they cool!
I have a feeling I won't actually get round to buying one, well at least I need to teach myself ukulele first!
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