Everyone,
It has been nice blogging and having everyone read (and comment). However, sadly I must depart to my studies. I will occasionally blog and let everyone know when I'm playing some 'grass.
Thanks
3M's 4 Me: Money, Music, and Mathesis
Friday, March 28, 2014
Sunday, March 23, 2014
The Pain of Change
Thanks!! (Really)?
It was a fine spring day downtown Aiken around 11 o'clock. I was playing my banjo in front of New Moon Cafe (a local restaurant), with a generous sum of $17 in my banjo case. I had 10 minutes of playing left before I packed up and moved to another restaurant. That was when SHE drove up in her Cadillac. Who, you might ask, was this particular "she"? This "she" was a elderly lady that stopped and smiled sweetly at me. That was when she came over to tip me. She shuffled over to me and put her purse on the ground. Right about now I wondering what the heck was going on. Then she laid her sunglasses on the sidewalk. Followed by her mascara, lipstick, cosmetic mirror, Ibuprofen, Nexium, and a whole host of items that most males couldn't identify. Then she grabbed..... a gun!! No, not really, but it was just as deadly. The Change Purse. As she was unzipping it I thought, "Perhaps she is going to give me a quarter or two." My supposition was supported by the fact that she opened her change purse and picked out all the quarters in it. Then she proceeded to empty all of her pennies into my banjo case. That was rather..... unexpected. Then she smiled and I said," Thank you so much."
The short and long of it was that I had to carry close to $100 in pennies for two blocks until I could get to my vehicle. If you take anything away from this story (other then don't carry $100 in pennies in your pockets without an industrial belt), it should be to spare your local musician the pain of change.
Hello Everyone
Well, this is my first blog post to all y'all. I hope this blog will be a tool for learning, Godly conversation, and iron sharpening iron. I will try to post something every day, keep up with questions/comments, and share whatever comes my way. Thanks y'all.
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