Dia Frampton of Meg & Dia checked in with fans on the sibling founded group’s blog at MySpace (@megdia) on Tuesday (October 14), sharing a story about sharing music with her younger sister. Dia writes:

So the other day, I was just hanging around my little sister (15 years old), in my room, listening to some tunes, talking about books and boys and whatever normal girls talk about, when she asked if she could get some music from my computer. Of course, the answer was, “Yeah, of course. Gimme your I-Pod kiddo.”

After fiddling with her I-Pod connected to my computer for sometime, with weird “popper uppers” coming up every two seconds saying, “This I-Pod is not updated. Or, This I-Pod Data blah blah blah is not functioning properly” I let her I-Pod go.

“Sorry. I guess your I-Pod is a little funky. It won’t connect to my I-tunes. No Modest Mouse for you I guess. Go hook her up to Meg’s computer.”

That didn’t work either.

Her I-Pod, I suppose, was really funky.

So I said with some reluctance,”Bummer. I will just have to show you some new tunes in the car.”

But after five minutes, I returned to her room.

I brought her back to my room, and pulled out my “secret stash.”

An entire pint of hash and therapeutic weed I had brought back from Europe.
No. Not really.

My CD and Record collection I have been building since I was 9 years old!

Dia Frampton of Meg & Dia checked in with fans on the Utah indie pop group’s blog at MySpace (@megdia) on Tuesday (September 2). Dia writes:

Hey y’all.
Last day of tour…and we are pretty excited to get home.
Just kidding.
We are not going home right away. We are flying to Los Angeles to get our hairs done and our make ups done and take some photos for the album cover. I am trying to convince everyone to just take a huge picture of me ice blocking down a hill and putting that on as the record cover. I think it would make it go platinum. (Ice blocking is something Utah people do because we are bored, and don’t go to bars or what not. What you do , is you sit on a piece of ice. Wrap a towel around it. And fly down a hill. It is actually pretty dangerous, but I am a very, VERY dangerous person. I am a crazy, INSANE person.)
I am a really very wild person.
But still, I think that would make a great cover. No one is digging it though.
Anyways, photos…awesome. I am so bad in front of a camera, but we will see what happens.
Record comes out January…!
And boy oh boy do I love Mexican food in Utah.
And boy oh boy, thank you EVERYONE so much for coming out to our first headlining tour. So nice to see your smiling faces…:)

much love

dia

p.s. Carlo’s birthday the other day. So amazing.
P.s.s. Escolar has been banned from some states because of some kind of weird chemical or something found in it, but I am still going to eat it here in Utah, on Strawberry fields.

A year end thank you from Meg & Dia set to ‘Roses’, from the Draper, Utah indie pop act’s second album ‘Something Real’, has been posted online. Dia Frampton said in a bulletin to her MySpace friends, “We are so grateful to be with family and not on the road for once for this holiday and we hope you can spend it with your family’s too!”

Video at YouTube has since been removed.