Toronto
My husband and I spent the past weekend in Toronto, childless (thanks again to my wonderful in laws...). My band played up there for a fan-sponsored event for the machinima series we do music for.
The people there we so great and fun to meet. A lot of kids came a very long way to be at the event, and to hear us play. England. Australia. Iraq. I'm still trying to find words to describe how great it was to meet every one of them. We brought a few CDs, rough mixes and live recordings and such, as a preview of the album we're working on. We sold every one of them, and some of people even paid more than the 15$ we were asking.
I signed T-Shirts, CDs, an iPod, someone's arm and had my picture taken with about 50 different people. It was such an intense outpouring of support for our band and I've never experienced anything like it.
Here are some pictures.
In other news, my son is potty trained (thanks to all that is holy) and turned 3 two weeks ago. There was cake, there are pictures, and they will be coming here soon.
And apparently I don't knit anymore. Or at least for right now. Though there is a sale at Circles, so this won't last long.
The people there we so great and fun to meet. A lot of kids came a very long way to be at the event, and to hear us play. England. Australia. Iraq. I'm still trying to find words to describe how great it was to meet every one of them. We brought a few CDs, rough mixes and live recordings and such, as a preview of the album we're working on. We sold every one of them, and some of people even paid more than the 15$ we were asking.
I signed T-Shirts, CDs, an iPod, someone's arm and had my picture taken with about 50 different people. It was such an intense outpouring of support for our band and I've never experienced anything like it.
Here are some pictures.
In other news, my son is potty trained (thanks to all that is holy) and turned 3 two weeks ago. There was cake, there are pictures, and they will be coming here soon.
And apparently I don't knit anymore. Or at least for right now. Though there is a sale at Circles, so this won't last long.
posted by Martha Marin at
9:54 AM
6 Comments:
rock star mama. can I be a groupie? I will follow you to the ends of the earth.
I am fifty.
One of my dearesy friends is a freaking rock star.
How cool is that.
She will knit again.
You are a rock Goddess! Look at you, all steamy hot. It must have been amazing to have people from all over the world gathering together and really digging what you're doing. Congrats!
Love that haircut!
r u alive? i miss you!
So awesome - congrats on a great trip and on being heartily supported by rabid fans. :)
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