Marching Stories

This book is about our Trombone section leader Wyatt getting with literally everyone in our marching band. If you're in marching band(specifically at my school) you'd understand

Lists of Band Kid Jokes. (Only band members will understand) Yup, I'm a band kid and here are some jokes I have about band. Some of them are my jokes while others are what I got from other people or the internet.

I should probably put something on this site. Just a random collection of my thoughts.

~Most of the time, I am the sole member of a marching band~

Sarah Madeline Brookes was that teenage girl. That was simply it. That teenage girl. Did anyone ever know the real her? Maybe Jake Vaughn did. Maybe he was the only person she had come clean to, completely. He was the only person she could be her truest self to. But with time hanging by a string, fate comes to play. And somehow death is replaced with a coma. The kind of coma that would be considered miraculous to come out of alive. That's what it looks like from the everyday persons' perspective. Just a girl in a fatal coma and a boy more than desperate to have her back. But what people can't see are their thoughts.

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Julie Meyer lives, breathes and sleeps marching band. When her father tells her that her family is moving away she tries not to think of what her best friends are doing back in Lancaster. When Julie walks into a crippling marching band, she makes it her goal to help fix them and to make them better. All of the band members look up to her and admire her. But will her old friends hate her? And what's this all about a love triangle?

It's more than she could have imagined. She's never been so popular. This is the last thing she ever expected. There's nothing more amazing than for her to wake up in reality that actually respects her and the arts. Yet, how come a world that's so artistically-obsessed so seemingly impossible for her to understand? Is this truly how Allison Blakley dreamed it being like? For once, she gets to see a reality where everyone spends their Friday night just to see the band.

I'm a Civil Air Patrol cadet with a passion for both marching and running cadences. I love how they really motivate the cadets and give them that sense of camaraderie that is necessary for a team to thrive. So whether you are in JROTC/ROTC, Civil Air Patrol, or just enjoy military cadences, this is the book for you! If y'all have any requests please message me or comment. I would appreciate the suggestions.

When sixteen-year-old Melody Goldman is in a car crash, the part of her brain that allows her to see is… damaged. Now blind, she realizes how many of the things she loves to do are impossible now. Reading. Writing. Band. She refuses to allow that to stop her. This is her last year of high school. She wants to finish things right. She wants to march in the marching band. Can she do it? A/N: I've noticed that this book gets a lot of attention from my fellow band students. I'm very sorry to say that I'm not currently working on any new chapters, nor do I think I will be in the forseeable future. I am very sorry to disappoint, but I wasn't sure where the plot was going, and in the distant future, I just couldn't see this book as being something I could publish. It was just a funny little side project for me, and then I started getting comments on my page about it, and I felt guilty about leaving everyone hanging, so I'm just clearing the air.

"how are you so smart? you don't even study." "I don't know, school just comes naturally to me."

Lloyd Quebec is the star football player and has everything he wants. Until school starts and his world starts to fall apart. He wants to lean on his friends but it seems like his worst enemies, the band kids, are treating him better. Will he leave his football team for the nerds?

The Jokes that can only be understood by Band kids :D I DO NOT INTEND TO OFFEND IN THESE JOKES, I found internets and I know they can be VERY offending but still funny. SO TRY NOT TO GET OFFENDED OKAY????

They came up with the theory 27 years ago. To help improve the life span and quality of life rates of the United States they handed out necklaces at birth. The necklaces were halves of shapes or things, no two sets alike. The other half, is with their soul mate. Anniston Adams was born to play the drums. When she was 4 she got her first small drum kit. When she started 6th grade she started middle school band as a percussionist, making the top elite honor band as a 6th, 7th, and 8th grader. She was able to start with the marching band when she was in 8th grade, immediately getting put onto tenors. Ever since that first day, she had fallen in love with tenors. They were the one thing that couldn't disappoint her. Andrew Young was built to be an athlete, trained by his dad who was a football and lacrosse star. Although, Andrew always felt a pull to the drums. His necklace was even half a drum kit, he was just destined to play them. Like Anniston, Andrew was a top notch player. Making all the same bands as her and even starting the same instrument as her when they got into high school marching band. Andrew and Anniston collide at a battle of the bands, they attend rivalry colleges. It's their freshman year, and both are section leaders. When one ends up blowing the other away, several events occur including a football game, a scholarship, and a school transfer.