3rd partial Blog assignment # 2

Band Profile: Phosphoribokinase

-Music: Our band plays environmental all-type music.

-Members: There are a total of 8 members on the band.

+Frank: (Leader of the group) Instrument: Flute

+May: (Co-leader of the band) Instrument: Violin

+Caldwell: (Wisest man in the band) Instrument: Piano

+Duster: (Has bad breath and a limp leg.) Instrument: Acoustic guitar

+Gavin: (Dreams to be a prosecutor) Instrument: Bass and electric guitar

+Lilith: (Youngest of the band) Instrument: Voice

+Paul: (Possess excellent reflexes) Instrument: Drum set

+Myra: (Frank's skillful sister) Harp

May was a girl who enjoyed walking on nature zones on the city, such as parks or zoos. Taking her violin anywhere she went with her, May played solo on the chosen spots of the park, and performed in the animals' cages for both of their liking. She did this every free time she had, for it was her favorite hobby, until the day she decided to use her musical skills to form a band.

It was not until one day, playing with her violin at dawn for her "pets", when a storm started to blow the zoo. It was so strong and loud, that her music could be heard no more, and aside that, her stick was sent flying frantically on the gray/orange sky. Frank was looking for the exit, when he saw her looking for her lost piece, crying. Being the good man he is, Frank started playing his flute as loud ad he could, barely noticeable for May's ears, but heartwarming at the same time to her for the short performance. Frank found the stick and accompanied May to the exit, while listening to her own, melodious play.

We saw our Frank from the truck going out of the zoo with her partner. Gavin and Myra were getting anxious for the person they waited for, while I and the rest of the team prepared the back of the truck for more space. Frank was the leader of our newbie band, a band that lacked a "something" in our music and which was the reason for us being here, because he had told us to have found the missing piece we wanted. He went to the zoo in that horrendous weather, looking for our wanted member. Her sight did not amaze us, but with her dim music, the lullaby of her light violin, we have all agreed for him to be just right.

Note: Our shows were great for the beloved crowds, and thanks to them, we decided to make the CD that would become the symbol of our caring band.

-Duster-