Dancingtoes16

Hey guys!

Long time fan! I attended a show you played in Edmonton in 2007, without a clue who you were, at some drunken bar and took a ton of photos that I didn't realize we're of you until your Christmas show in 2011. Ended up falling absolutely in love with your music when I went to MUN and have seen you numerous times since.

My question is how do you feel performing abroad vs in St. John's. In Pemberton this summer I could really feel the vibe difference, and I wonder how you adjust for that.

Also, I'm moving to Australia soon and know you have toured there in the past, any chance I will be seeing you abroad in the next couple of years?

Edit: Also Tim we are birthday twins! I'm always playing your music on July 13th. And I attached the album of the photos I never knew I had from 2007. Sorry the one of Adam wasn't the best shot :/ haha. Cheers b'ys

http://imgur.com/a/WcHkI

First off, love your music, it is so creative.

Obviously Youtube has been a fundamental part of your success. Do you think you would have been received as widely were it not for your use of video sharing? Did you explore other options as a group as for what platforms would suit you best in displaying your art?

Always spotted at the Farmers Market. It has to make a top 5 outing! That amazingly cheap Indian food... So damn good!

Yay! I'll be at a show or two with bells on!!

See you in the sun (and good luck with your tour!).

You mentioned you are considering public speaking after you gain more of your independence again, I think that is incredible.

I can see that there were many painful experiences related to how you were spoken to/treated while you were locked in. Personally, this is unacceptable to me and I would hope that all caregivers would treat all patients as if they could hear them.

If you could somehow go back in time and prepare a "what to do to care for me well" document for your caregivers, what would be on it?