Writing Territories

Fears: Falling in the middle of a show.
Annoyance: People with bad attitudes
Accomplishments: Plays 10 different instrument, triaining to be a Pokemon Master
Confusions: If youre driving a car at or faster than the speed of light and you turn the lights on what happens
Sorrows: The rabbit is never going to get any Trix.
Dreams: The rabbit is finally going to get Trix.
Idiosyncrasies: Band Nerd
Risks: Social Suicide
Beloved Passions: Music (then), Music (now)
Problems: Procrastination


One thing i have learned since becoming a band nerd was to stop caring so much. Stop caring what other people think, stop caring what other people do, stop caring about things that dont matter. This might sound like a bad thing but its not. It gets you asking yourself "Does it matter? No? So why should i care?" This "i dont care" attitude is what helps us survive high school. Some people consider band to be "social suicide", but these are the people who care what people outside of band think and say. Band isnt cool? Why not?
And to the bandies who act like they arent in band or like they are ashamed to be in band, if you think this makes you seem uncool, get out. If you want to please the people who think expressing yourself is "gay" or "nerdy", leave. Never walk through the band room doors again. You obviously dont like it either, so just quit. If you like it and you just dont want to seem uncool, you can leave too, or check your priorities because if you care that much what other people say, the rest of your life is going to consist of you trying to please the people around you so you can fit in, and do you think that will be a fun life? Didnt think so. So to the bandies, quit caring. And to the people who hate on band, we dont care.


When i say quit caring, i mean about the pointless stuff. Care about things your passionate about. Be able to differentiate between things that matter and things that dont