and now, now that you've seen half of North America
In some ways I'm finding it a little bit hard to adjust to normal life again after being on tour. I've definitely been taking the opportunity to sleep again, but I still feel somewhat groggy at times (though yesterday this may have been due to drinking cocktails in the middle of the day, then lying out in the hot sun). My first day back at work was simultaneously very weird and perfectly normal.
I don't want to give the wrong impression of the past two weeks by saying that it was "an experience" or that I would not do it again*, though both of these things are true. I got to see many parts of the country that I had never seen before and may well never see again, and I met a lot of cool people. It renews your faith in humanity when you are invited to sleep in the homes of strangers, especially when they make breakfast for you, or dinner.
*By this I mean that I would not go on tour as part of another person's band, though I would go on tour with my own band, should the opportunity arise.
I don't want to give the wrong impression of the past two weeks by saying that it was "an experience" or that I would not do it again*, though both of these things are true. I got to see many parts of the country that I had never seen before and may well never see again, and I met a lot of cool people. It renews your faith in humanity when you are invited to sleep in the homes of strangers, especially when they make breakfast for you, or dinner.
*By this I mean that I would not go on tour as part of another person's band, though I would go on tour with my own band, should the opportunity arise.