Just being straight — I didn’t join because I’m trying to learn ukulele right now. I’m here to hang out with folks who actually stick with a skill instead of bouncing between random advice. In the outdoors, the nights that go smooth usually come from one quiet choice earlier in the day: keep it simple, do the basics, don’t overthink it. Same idea shows up in any craft. So here’s what I’m curious about tonight 👇 When you’re tired and your hands aren’t cooperating… what’s the call you make that keeps you consistent? Do you still do a 60-second “minimum rep”… or do you shut it down on purpose and come back fresh? Where the Map Ends, The WILD begins!! Stay Rugged.

Aloha mai @Rodney Thompson Outdoor Skills 🤙🏽 Thanks for joining! SkoolYARD fam 🤝 I'm honored, good sir. And I’m not gonna lie… an outdoor skills guy in an ʻukulele group would be really cool to see! Start with this: Pinned Start Here post → intro comment → Crash Course link inside it. If you do wanna try picking it up, do you have a music store/ʻukulele store around you?

I’m an outdoors guy (South Georgia), and I joined Ukulele Nerds for the hang — good people, good energy, and I like seeing how a solid community stays focused instead of chasing noise. 🤙 My “decision” here is simple: I’m gonna listen first, learn the culture, and only speak up when I can add something useful (or a laugh) — not just fill the feed. 😄 What’s one thing you wish every new member understood about how y’all roll in here? Where the Map Ends, The WILD begins!! Stay Rugged.