Forum Activity for @fharlm

Fharlm
@fharlm
10/31/22 11:12:12AM
5 posts

Healthy Living- healthy eating, exercise, weight loss, veggie gardening, etc.


OFF TOPIC discussions

Thanks, @Strumelia. I am considering adding a mini-tramp to my home workout equipment. Specifically, I am looking at the "Urban Rebounder". Jumping is supposed to be good for you, and has less impact than jogging (which I hate). I feel like it would keep me in shape for my tap dancing and other activities. I also ride bike daily, and do some light strength training. Anyway I was wondering if you uses one of these ?, and if so, what kind of results do you get, and any other thoughts you may have.

Fharlm
@fharlm
10/30/22 02:28:40AM
5 posts

Left handed playing


General mountain dulcimer or music discussions

Thankyou so much Ken for sharing this all beginners like me:) 

Fharlm
@fharlm
10/29/22 08:05:00AM
5 posts

Indoor House Plants


OFF TOPIC discussions

I've had the greatest success with spider plants. They like overwatering, underwatering—whatever you throw at them. NASA studies indicate they are one of the very best plants for filtering the air. They are ridiculously easy to propagate. They can be kept in any size pot just fine. They handle different light levels with grace. Their flowers aren't large or showy, but they are delicate and lily-like (if very small).

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Fharlm
@fharlm
09/05/22 11:33:26AM
5 posts

Concert Ukulele


Adventures with 'other' instruments...

kjb:

Colleen Hailey:


I have several ukuleles.  My favorite is the Fluke.  Also have a Flea and Firefly (banjo uke) which are great.  Another favorite uke I bought for $30 on a beach in Italy.  It has a great sound.




Do you recommend Fluke to beginners like me? I don't post much, but I read a lot on this forum. I am asking now because there are many options and I am confused.
for starting the process to make a UKULELE selection for purchase. I wouldn't want my wife to buy something that won't
even stay in tune long enough to get satisfactory learning from. Four-string is what I expect
makes the most sense.