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Excellent and inspiring, yes, you can be a proud parent. I've never played a uke, but that may change.

I persribe to the bigger hammer theory - if it does'nt work, hit it with a bigger hammer and go buy another one, works every time.

keepitreal,  guitars are built to handle the stress/tension of standard tuning so it shouldn't be a problem. I noodle around with alternate tuning but always retune to standard when I'm finished for the day.

T F, I've used Elixers for many years and like you I replace one string at a time.

good to know you're both ok.

Good looking guitar and a great song. Happy NGD!

pick the one that "sings" to you. forget about the name/brand-it's just a name. I'm glad my wife didn't pick me for my name.

All good advice above, and welcome to chordie!

So sorry Pete. I lost my mom to alzheimers. I worked at the nursing home she was in for the last year of her life and was fortunate enough to be able to be of some help to other sons, daughters, wives and husbands during a hard time in their lives.

Thats is some great camo! I'm anxiously awaiting the arrival of our spring house guest, a screech owl, who spends a few weeks living under my back porch deck.

Wonderful! Congratulations to you.   and shall we call him/her littleguitardude/girl?

Hi harveyw, new strings need a little time to stretch out, when I put new strings on I give them a few good stretches as I tune up. Even then it takes a couple days to work in. Don't go all swartzeneger on em when your stretching them, I've broken a few that way.