It was a warm and sunny day off in Glasgow today, in contrast to the snow and cold they're having at home right now. Just the thing my guilty conscience needs. Tonight, Kevin and I went to see Laura Veirs. I've been a huge fan of hers since Carbon Glacier came out a few years ago, and had the opportunity to see her open for Sufjan Stevens a couple of years ago, but the sound sucked at that show. It was so nice to see her in an intimate setting tonight, where no one in the audience talked, and the music could just wash over you. She sings songs about the most some of the most unerotic parts of science: geology, astronomy, entomology, and makes them alluring and dream-like. And a truly amazing band, too.I'm endlessly amazed at how well these shows over here have gone; bigger crowds than last time, the USB sticks are flying out the door, and the vibe is truly amazing. I can't wait to come back, and I haven't even left yet.Tomorrow is Glasgow, which is a town we always tell people is one of our favourites to play, so we'd better not disappoint them!We had to say good bye to our support act and good friend, Boothby Graffoe after last night's Birmingham show, as he's off to get married. We wish him the best. In his honour, I'll post this photo, that I took in Brighton of Boothby and Jim on the Super Booster, a ride I was to scared to board, but they rode three times: