Dear Mom

       Yesterday we set out to Glasgow. We had a 6 hour drive and it was fun and by fun I mean boring. We played at The Spirit Bar with a band called The Murderburgers. Crawford, who is the bassist of Murderburger, showed us around town a bit and we went out to eat at a small diner/punk club. I learned that him and I both share the same love for alcoholic cider. He told me about a bottle of Buckfast that he recommended I should get: it's a wine with 15% alc! FIFTH TO THE TEEN TO THE PER TO THE CENT! for about 6 dollars, I mean 6 pounds. I can't wait to stop paying by the pound..haha by the pound. After we ate we got back to the venue and I went straight to the bathroom (which has recently become my practice room at all the venues) and unloaded my practice drum pad and sticks and had about 10 minutes of practicing. I normally rehearse for about 20 to 25 minutes before a show but the Scottish drunk guys were getting a little too fond of me and I wasn't diggin' it. At one point this one dude commented on my drumming, took a piss and then preceeded to shake my hand.....without washing his. I haven't washed my hands since. After our set, we loaded up the van and a freaky Polish guy came up to us: we could barely understand anything he was trying to say to us but when he sang...MAN! He sang like an angel. I have a video of him and Dave, who is now known as Juggy D, becoming friends. After the gig we headed down to Bob's house (a guy we met at the show). The two Murderburger brothers joined us.

Dear mom

Yesterday Team Spider played in Leicester at a club called The Shed. We then spent the night at the house of the singer from The Pink Blue Thingys. His name is Joe. Cool guy, offered spliffs...no hash there. I'm not that fond of hash though so it wasn't much of a loss. The entire band was treated like kings there. Great family, fed us, let us bathe and everything.

P.S. I'll post some videos soon Mom. Here are some random pics Mom.