Robert Wolter to Brian

Mar 6, 2009

hey.

have you and amy lived in philly all of your life? have you guys ever thought about transplanting yourself somewhere with a more temperate, drier climate? I wonder if I would feel any better if I lived in say San Diego or Arizona or maybe even Austin. _____ and I talk about it sometimes but both of us have very deep roots here. I think about a lot this time of year in anticipation of allergies and pollen and the hot humid Philly summers. I hope this summer though I can get down to the shore more often and visit the ocean.

I’m glad you like the Weeds! Dev is a real hero with all the work he does with us and I hope the record turns out good. We’re playing the Fire this Saturday. It’s a “no practice/no worries” kinda gig. I love all your cat pics! I know exactly what it must be like at your house. My family thinks I’m nuts.

Brian D. McTear to me

Mar 10, 2009

Yeah, Amy and I grew up in Philadelphia area. Me in Chester County, her in Pine Hill NJ. Yes, I agree other climates are enticing, but I think right now, we just have so much stuff here: studio, house, family etc. It’d be cool to move some place else, though. We’re so poor, though. To move to SD we’d have to win the lottery!

B

Robert Wolter to Brian

Mar 29, 2009

hey.

that’s funny you saw that picture of me. i forgot that they had it up there. it was when i was really sick and dr. holsclaw had me on the Bi-Pap machine. i was so bored in there that i had my friend bring me in a helmet and sunglasses to make me feel like a pilot. everyone got a big kick out of it and i felt kind of cool in the process. i bet they have in my chart somewhere, “a bit odd”. i really like giovanna. she has helped me a lot. i think i call in a lot for things. i wonder if people call in as much as i do. that would be insane. her and marianne and dr. H are super-people.

times have been tough recently. _____ and i are going through some stuff and i might move out of our house for a while and in with devin actually. i’m all crazed out about the whole situation. i could write a whole book about it. “blood on the tracks” and “after the goldrush” are the soundtracks for my life right now.

i am slowly reading “seth speaks”. i think it’s taking me longer than normal because i have to re-read a lot of confusing sentences. but it has helped in little ways with meditation and looking at the functionality of my body.

ok talk to u soon,

b.