Hey there Boys and Girls,
This last two weeks has been a real eye opener as the internet virus continues to attack!! Just for safety, I have had to go in and change MANY passwords! Our internet here at the Mungos went down to a crawl! We've got experts working on it, and we are being cautious! I have lots of work to produce for the TBUS Beginner Sessions and the South Tampa Jam, as well as recently taking on some private students for Vocal lessons and Ukulele.
All I can say is, DARN you hackers! Why don't you just leave us alone??? The greatest thing to happen to us is all the community networking over the last 10 years. I've connected with family and friends that I'd lost touch with through moves and outdated address books. I don't want to lose that! Plus, being able to Skype and see you in person has been such a blessing!
Hang in there my friends! Hopefully security systems will kick in and clear it all up! In the meantime, I am deleting all my emails on all my google sites. They say that Yahoo has really been hacked up, so if you have that email, get in there and clear it out and set new passwords!
I know this wasn't about Ukulele, but, I don't want to lose touch with y'all, so I am just laying it out there and telling you to keep your pc clean and DON'T open ANY attachments no matter how much you love your mother or friend, it might not be them who sent it!!!
See you all soon at the events! Ever yours, 30s Uke Girl Norine Mungo
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What is a 30's Uke Girl up to these days??
- 30s Uke Girl
- I’m a lifelong musician, been writing songs since I was 16. And, they got better with time and practice. Everything gets better with practice! As a wise man once said, “Don’t practice till you get it right, practice till you can’t get it wrong!” I love teaching ukulele, and also teaching voice and of course, songwriting. A song is nothing more than a story, and if you sing it as if it were a play, then you are using your voice correctly. If you write it as if it were a play, you engage the listeners. And bonus, if you use an instrument as an extension of your feelings, you can make the song soar. I intend to use this blog for the promotion of my ukulele passion, to introduce performers, review instruments, luthiers, and give links to great UKE websites. I also will keep links to festivals, events, and clubs. My other passion is biographical content, and I’ll be adding many of those, especially about the early artists from the 20s 30s 40s. A lost treasure trove of talent. Hope you enjoy the varied content. It will be eclectic, like me!
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