I'm a bit bewildered still, but the other evening I went to a really great concert in Pullman. I say that because Pullman is not the kind of place that usually hosts great concerts. I wasn't familiar with any of the bands pre-show, but I was banking on the fact that having no expectations would leave me pleasantly surprised. At the end of the show the lead singer of Shearwater said to the crowd "Hey, everyone follow us into this other room!" (there were probably around 100 people in attendance). So, we all shuffled back into a room with a grand piano and were serenaded with a beautiful unplugged end to a delightful evening.
You should check them all out for sure.
Wye Oak
Hospital Ships
Shearwater
This is a music video that you and Roux might both enjoy watching:
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Lauren + Claire.
We’ve been friends since we were eight years old. Our friendship has survived a laundry list of growing pains that come with being friends for the better part of our lives.
Lauren is a master of art, amateur of botany, aficionado of birdwatching.
Claire takes photographs in exchange for money, dabbles in veganism, and is plotting a 4-month escape to Central America.
We are letter writers to the core; this blog is an online companion to the real handwritten letters that traverse the distance from Colorado to Washington and back on a regular basis.
We’ve been friends since we were eight years old. Our friendship has survived a laundry list of growing pains that come with being friends for the better part of our lives.
Lauren is a master of art, amateur of botany, aficionado of birdwatching.
Claire takes photographs in exchange for money, dabbles in veganism, and is plotting a 4-month escape to Central America.
We are letter writers to the core; this blog is an online companion to the real handwritten letters that traverse the distance from Colorado to Washington and back on a regular basis.
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