• Things I witnessed in my time in NY

    Gadd B. Music Posted On November 7, 2012
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    I’ve been in NY for a couple of months now, I’ve seen some things that I think are amazing..

    I’ve seen public transportation running 24/7 to every corner of the city.

    I’ve seen a democrat elected to a 2nd term.

    I’ve seen coffee (real coffee not the black piss you drink every day) is near not existent.

    And I’ve seen musicians from around the world and the country, get the respect they deserve and a fair shot on every stage, even on the street.

    I’ve seen one of my favorite bands in the World perform live – Twice!!!

    I’ve seen pizza places hosting Jazz nights.

    I’ve seen acrobats flipping in the air over my girl friend in the middle of the street (what?!)

    I’ve seen Hurricanes crippling one of the greatest cities in the world and the people who drove out of their way to help out those in need.

    I’ve seen more than I can remember.

    And I want to see even more!




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