4.24.09
April 24, 2009 12:21 PM
Hey Everyperson,
Thank you all SO much for coming to the show last night! We appreciate each of you traveling to see us...those of you who walked from your dorm and those who flew from other states.
We are so sorry for all the technical problems that marred a lot of the set...feedback, problems with those freaking tracks and the gear hiccups, (all on top of one rusty band);
Despite all of the setbacks we had such an amazing time and hope that you all had as much fun as we did!
It was exciting playing new songs (and don't worry you worrywarters, the new record will have a well-balanced mix of soft and harder rock songs...just because we have a couple of loud guitar parts doesn't mean we'll stop playing our trademark soft sissy Eisley music;). We love you guys to death and thoroughly enjoyed meeting some of you afterwards...It's been a long year since playing a show and it was stinking fun!
Love,
Sherri
April 15, 2009
April 15, 2009 08:47 AM
Ah, Paris was beautiful!!!
It was the perfect honeymoon...literally.
We ate a lot of dessert and drank a lot of coffee and wore out our Converse walking the narrow streets and seeing the enormous Gargoyle be-speckled Cathedrals....We visited Notre Dame and Quasitomoto took us out for a beer afterwards. har har. Jk. In one of the cathedrals there was even a choir singing eery sounding hymns....Eisley's musical future when
our band fails.
My favorite place was Jardins du Luxembourg, which is a huge, beautiful park.
But by the end of the week we were ready to get out of there as we speak no french ("wee wee"...?) and can only try and explain to a country who doesn't particularly care for iced beverages that we would like our coffee iced so many times : )
It was amazing though.
This photo was taken by Max's half-brother, Eric (who lives in Brussels and visited us one day with his lovely wife), and edited by my Pops (there was a non-desrcript man standing in the background which he kindly took out for me as my photshop skills are poor).
Love,
Sherri
Ps. What was also really fun was that on the day of the wedding I got bit by what I THOUGHT was a mosquito and was, in reality, a spider; Which continued to rot a tiny hole into the flesh of my arm for 3 days afterwards. This is it over a week later, still healing.
I'm sorry, God, but...I HATE spiders.
My arm is healing, but it's too late for my brain...the poison has done it's damage.
3.26.09 (edit 1).
March 26, 2009 02:17 PM
It is apparent from mine and Garron's last posts that Eisley needs to be endorsed by some sort of sleep medication. Haha. I feel you Big Gar!
Also apparently, Garron and I are the only idiots in the band who blog, so either that means we are one of two things: 1. Completely pathetic or 2. Completely awesome. Let's go with the latter.
Ok, I am feeling "share'y", so If you are one of those people who hates it when people open up and share their personal lives online then please close this page and go stuff your face with something greasy that has at least 7000 calories 
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