Take it to a music shop and see about getting it repaired.Today is an emotional day. While the reason may sound silly to some, please hear me out.
Around the year 2012, I went to Hawaii on vacation and fell in love with a Leolani Soprano Ukulele that was on display at a gift shop. My parents were kind enough to get it for me.
I learned to play it throughout the years, and loved it and cared for it all this time since I got it in Hawaii so many years ago.
Today, after many years of use and playing, it’s bridge is starting to peel off, so much it is now unplayable. If I try to tune it and tighten the strings, I risk the bridge snapping off.
It’s better if I retire the ukulele so it doesn’t break completely.
What makes me sad is that I can no longer play this ukulele that holds so many memories of my life and me growing up.
I’ll be okay, I just need time to get through this.
Jared