So how do I know I have the perfect stage partner? I can go to a show with my head scrambled, set up to simulcast said show to the internet, and before I have time to blink, the show is over. Heather makes time fly by fearlessly trying any song, and supporting me on any random tune I play. I also know how lucky I am to have someone who never makes me worry whether or not they’ll play something appropriate to the song. Darwin’s in Austin on 6th street was slow tonight, but the people who were there kept the requests flowing all night. We’ll be back for a big Saturday show! 

Heather joined me in New Braunfels tonight for Live Band Karaoke and food! We ate dinner from the new kitchen at Moonshine & Ale, and it was awesome! We’re looking forward to trying the rest of the menu. Pancho and Ryan sounded great as the four of us backed up singers, with and without sausages on sticks. We got back to my house after the show, and just before 3am, a random drunk woman took out our street sign, stop sign, and pieces of a telephone pole before driving away. We made a police report, but we didn’t mention people eating sausages on sticks. Never a dull moment. 

Even when times are rough, my partner Heather can make me smile. We kept each other entertained tonight in New Braunfels, and the crowd was allowed to participate in our joy. We’ve both gone through (and are going though) some hard times recently, but music is one of the few ways we can put our problems on hold for a few hours. The crowd really enjoyed our show, and I’m thankful to have such an amazing person I get to share the stage with! 

Moot was amazing, a blast, and we had fun! We have people viewing from Scotland, the Netherlands, Connecticut, Illinois and UK. It’s cool to think that I can walk into a different room of my house and be heard across the ocean. My favorite part of our live stream today was when Heather played my song, “Superstore” for the first time. Afterwards, we split a pizza from Pie Society.