Hey everyone,

It's been a while so I thought I'd fill everyone in on what was happening with this band.

The honest truth is that after five years of playing shows and seven of playing music in an effort to be in a band, I've grown tired. There are parts of me that wish everything would continue as it has, but an overwhelming part of me wants to move on to different things. So with that Wait til Wednesday has ceased to exist.

We'd like to thank everyone who came out to see us and supported us in any way they could. It means the world to us and I cannot properly express how grateful I am for you.

In our final months we recorded a new CD. The entire thing is up on our page and is completely available for download along with the e.p. before it.

In case you're wondering what we're all doing now, here's a quick rundown of the activities of all members past and present:

Jon: He is happily married and is in another band called Echo to Voltron. Check them out here: www.myspace.com/echotovoltron

Kelso: She is currently working on promoting her zine/website/booking company Negative Trend. Check it out here: www.negativetrend.org

Former Members:

Christian: He is currently blogging at www.joysticktuggers.com/ It's a blog about video games and technology, which more or less pokes fun at the ridiculousness in the industry.

Joel: Currently he is leader of the Fishers Live Action Role Play Club.

Jordan: I really don't know a lot about what's going on with Jordan, but last I heard he was in a really good band called The Only Good Thing About the Forties. Here's a link: www.myspace.com/fortiesrock

Jake: He's currently in this band: /www.myspace.com/acommonyear

As for me, Peter: I'm writing in a blog about my first passion, sports. You can check it out at www.sixtyftsixin.com

I find it slightly humorous that everyone went on to bigger and better things after they were finished with this band. It's funny and sad at the same time.

To all the people who played in this band, thanks. I have a few favorite memories involving all of you.

Again, to everyone who ever supported us, thanks.

-Peter