The End.

We are done with touring. For now.I am back home in Denver, and I have to say it’s pretty weird. I am alone, and already feeling lonely without my bandmates. It’s a strange feeling being so close to 4 other people and then going your separate ways. This morning when I woke up, I was really confused. I didn’t know where I was, or what was happening, and then after a few seconds I realized that I wasn’t on the road anymore, and I was back in my own comfortable bed, and I was alone. Waking up next to 4 people becomes habit after a while, I suppose.My good friends Noah and Eric invited me to eat Chipotle with them, and it was so nice to see them after 2.5 months. It’s weird to think that I missed all of what happened here. On the other hand, I met so many interesting and incredible people and experienced so many new things on the road. I gained so much, and grew, and learned more about myself in that time than I think I would have elsewhere.Speaking of incredible people, in Portland, our last show, we played with the incredible Levi Weaver.  Do check him out, and tell him I said hello. He’s coming to Denver soon, and Aubrea will be playing with him. It will be fantastic. Hopefully it will work out to play with him again. Great stuff.I have decided to become really good at investing in the stock market. I know it’s possible because there are lots of people that are good, and all that’s separating me from them is knowledge, time and experience. If anyone is already really good, and making a lot of money and wants to help me out, I am all ears. I would love to have a mentor to teach me these things. I am 24, so older than some, but younger than most, and I think I have a lot of time ahead of me to learn and get really, really good at it. I am excited, and every time I think about it, I get more excited. I started paper trading and have a friendly competition going with some friends. We’ll see how it turns out. I think that’s all for now. I have a lot to process, and I am still really sore from sitting so much. I feel a little lost, and a little lonely, and I know it’s normal but it’s hard. 

1 Response to “The End.”


  1. 1 kate!

    i totally understand.
    living on a ship with 50 other people for 6 months really was hard to leave. it took me about 9 months to get over it. i am just feeling normal here….

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