I've had a few clouds passing through my brain this week and I thought I'd share. Lucky you.
- Big cities are big cities. Although they each have their own flavor, they're pretty much all the same. I feel just as comfortable and "at home" here as I do in The District.
- New Yorkers aren't as dickish as their caracatures would lead one to believe. But then maybe I haven't met any real New Yorkers yet.
- The only advantage that New York City has over Washington, D.C., that I can tell, is sheer volume. Them's hardly be braggin' rights.
- Speaking of volume, it seems that, no matter the neighborhood in NYC, there is a Starbucks on every friggin' corner. This is both a fantastic thing and a blight on the face of the earth.
- Macs rule. I hate that I had to take my Vista instead.
- As fun as this trip has been, it will never trump last year's trip with The Brain.
- That last thought makes me sad.
- Oh ... did I mention how fantastic Mario Spinetti is? I did? Well, he is.
- Buses should never be cancelled over 1.5" of snow. This would never happen in The District. *cough cough*
- The more work I do with music, the more I hunger to be doing music for a living. It makes me wish I had been born 15 years later than I was. Yeah, yeah ... it's never to late to blah, blah, blah. Reality is that in certain areas of life it is too late. The music business is a young person's game -- start young, make it young. Technology has truly brought power down from the few to the many and if it had been around when I was younger I would have a musical career today.
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