May 30 - Turner Hall - My band will be playing. All original songs. This show is for the more college age/teen crowd.
June 6 - Coffee On Broadway, 8:30pm Open to all ages, soft acoustic sound. All originals.
Wish me luck!!!
Just a little something something for your noggin. Absorb, Enjoy, Repeat.
Change: Esther Moore
I’ve been thinking lately ‘bout all the time I’ve lost
I know that there’s a price to pay but I forget the cost
The daily let down of time gone by haunts me in my sleep.
I dread the expense of what I want, because I know it isn’t cheap
And I’ve got a pocket full of change
But I don’t know how to use it
Because it doesn’t make a dollar
And it won’t run a machine
I’m waiting for a different view
Things aren’t always what they seem
And I need change
This seems strange
Something more than laughter
I can’t quite tell what I’m after
But I know it isn’t quite the things in view
I need something more from you
I’ve been all around the town and I know there ain’t nothing out there
Gimme’ something to believe in, I need a bigger reason to care
The daily let down of the time gone by, well it haunts me in my sleep
I dread the expense of the things I want because I know it isn’t cheap
I’ve got a bag that jingles loudly when I walk
And I’ve got jars at home filled clear up to the top
But they wont help me put my life into perspective
I’m gonna need something that’s quite a lot more affective
I’ve got a heart that’s full of wishes, and baby it may be a crime
But if you want to be with me, then you just gotta take the time
To figure out what it is that I need from you
And take the time to try something new
And I’ve got a pocket full of change
But I don’t know how to use it
Because it doesn’t make a dollar
And it won’t run a machine
I’m waiting for a different view
Things aren’t always what they seem
And I need change
This seems strange
Something more than laughter
I can’t quite tell what I’m after
But I know it isn’t quite the things in view
I need something more from you
ENG 101 WELLER OLC
Esther Moore
Process Paper
How to Procrastinate Writing a Process Essay
Whether you are listening to music, watching television, sleeping, or going to karaoke night, you are still procrastinating. When asked to write a process essay, your first thought is “I don’t know anything well enough to describe it to someone”. After some careful thought and consideration, you realize that you know about way too many things to choose one and describe it. You think and think, brainstorming over and over about what you could possibly have to say that would sound important when written on paper. You want the paper you are printing on to be worth its while, and you pinpoint the one thing that you know everything about: procrastinating.
You could start writing the paper as soon as you think of the topic, but that would make you responsible. Instead, you log on the computer, open Microsoft word to make it look like you are writing a paper, and then open the internet. While the page is loading, you try to think of a thesis statement. And into your head comes...nothing. So you lean back and relax in your chair, and smile when you see the homepage on your web browser. You decide to waste some time.
After a while of surfing the internet, you get bored and decide to do some homework from your other classes. Taking out a notebook and pen, you brainstorm once more on what you could be telling someone about in a process essay. Still, nothing comes to mind and you turn once more to the internet for help. You go to www.Google.com and type in “processes” and hit the search button. Millions of things pop up! Engineering, computers, music writing, household projects, and cooking are just a few of the pages you are linked to. You realize that this idea did not help at all. Maybe a good meal would help you to focus?
After cooking, eating, and cleaning up some of your favorite food, you sit down and think “I am forgetting something.” Not able to think of what it is, you turn the television on for a bit. After channel flipping for about an hour, you realize that there is absolutely nothing on. You go to the fridge for desert and realize you are out of milk, so you get in your car and drive to the Grocery store with the radio blocking out all thoughts of education or academics. When you return home, you see your backpack on the floor and remember that you have a job to do. “I should probably work on that English paper,” you think. You stop for a moment, think about it, and decide to call a friend. Maybe they can give you some ideas on what to write about.
After a long phone conversation with your roommate about what your plans are for that night, you hang up and get to work. After thinking about it for a while, you realize that all you have done in the past three days is not written your English paper. You realize that it had to be thought carefully about, in order to truly put off the writing until the last possible moment. You also realize that in order to think that carefully about something, and act on it after careful thought and consideration, it must be a process. This realization has given you an idea, and you turn the idea into an essay. The process has been completed.