My new goal is to complete the Wanderer Tour blogs before we head out on our next tour in May! Arriving in Baltimore presented us with an incredible challenge: finding where to park the RV. When we pulled into the neighbourhood we missed our first turn, which lead us into a parking lot with no …
My memory of specific details that happened on tour are starting to fade, so the next few posts will be a bit condensed! Our next stop was Pittsburgh and it was an excruciatingly painful drive to get there. We initially missed our first few highway exits which forced the drivers to change from Myself, to …
With the speed I was taking the RV through, we almost drove past our venue in Warren, MI! I remember making that sharp turn into the venue and flinging almost everything inside. At first it was a bit confusing figuring out where to park. One of the workers who manned the front door gestured his …
2016 has been a great year for me. I’ve met so many new people, most of which I’m proud to call my friends. My band and I have worked hard all year writing and performing. We finally dipped into the states for our first US tour, which was a massive learning experience for all of …
The first show on our tour was a very different type of show. One of a kind. When we pulled into the venue (which wasn’t a venue at all) we were welcomed with Trump lawn signs along the street. It was a chilling reminder we were in America. The show promoter stepped out in his …
Since my first post in August 2015, I’ve been living and acting under the preconceived notion that I’m a Wanderer. I even got a tattoo to legitimize the idea. I realized that each portion of our lives is made up of events, and each event can be sub-divided into moments. Every moment we lived contributes …
It’s the fear of losing what we already have that’s keeping me selfish. It’s the fear of missing out that’s keeping me selfish. It’s the fear of the past that’s keeping me selfish. I am selfish.
I’ve been writing (and rewriting) this story since June. It seems I can never truly encapsulate the appropriate presentation I want to display. Earlier this year I found myself aboard a very winding and unstable roller coaster ride. I’ve never experienced so many emotions within a short timespan and very few knew what was going …
You’ve been through a lot in your life. Raising a large family was never an easy task but you did it. Next to mother, you’re the strongest woman I’ve had in my life. You’ve been assaulted by thugs, you’ve fallen down stairs, you’ve fractured bones, and you still manage to continue smiling for the family. …
I’ve tried to be nice to you, But I’ve never heard her cry like that before tonight. l’ll never forgive you.
