My mother once told me that Florida is where people go to wait to die. Well, I decided, Austin is where people go to learn to live. I believe I have found the perfect city. "You really ought to consider moving here," said a new friend of mine, a previous inhabitant of Florida, as well. You know, I think I just might!
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I'm going to New York City! And I am so very excited. I have never really gone on a trip on my own before; it has always been with the group. Planes all by myself scare me to death, but I think after I get through that I will be OK. I am ready to go shopping, to wander, to meet new friends, new people, sleep on random floors, in the streets, wherever. I am buying a bunch of Broadway tickets to go see some shows all by myself.
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On my last time off from tour, I stayed in Silverlake, California. The street I lived on was magical, but the cost of living killed me for those few weeks I lived there, plus I couldn't stand LA traffic. So, this time off, I chose to relocate to Austin. My friend let me stay in his place for an incredible price. Let me just say: I am living in paradise! I had a fried avocado taco for lunch, and I must admit I've had one everyday. The food is cheap. There is no traffic. There are loads of cozy coffee shops up and down Sixth Street and Congress. I have been here for a little over a week and I haven't run out of things to do.
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So here I am, flying back home to Florida from a couple weeks of acoustic shows, a beach show -- you name it. I'm tired, but I'm also happy to be going home. Tour can turn you into something crazy sometimes: serene, sleepless and overdramatic, patronizing and grumpy. Again, you name it. It is odd to be returning to my quiet town from the big Hollywood, if you know what I mean. It gets to you sometimes, Hollywood, that is, and I can't even really explain how it does it. All I know is I wish it was still considered safe to hitchhike because that is what I really want to do right now.
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Hi guys! Meg here, blogging for you!
Last night, I fell asleep around midnight. I was having lovely dreams about ice cream and fancy cards. Then this happened: a loud noise woke me. I peered into the shadows surrounding my bed post to determine whom or what I should beat up interrupting my sweet slumbers. I see a bouncy large object darting from one wall of my room to the other. The object speaks...
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