The Wire
My friends invited me to a party in Baltimore.
But I have been watching too many episodes of the wire, and I am afraid to go.
However, despite these known facts - I will still be present this weekend.
Therefore, If I don’t blog on here ever again - I died doing what I loved most – drinking in Baltimore.
The Song “Murder in the City” by the Avett Brothers comes to mind in time like these.
Ah Baltimore, Let the Nati Bo’ flow through my veins as we paint the town red.
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