Born to Brooklyn, Raised in Hell

The bell of school rang again. Lots of memories and regrets about the past. I know that living in a small town is quite different to me. I was born in Brooklyn and grew up in hell; I did not know what I did in this deadly place in New Jersey, and announced a new death every week. Alienation, I slowly walked to the classroom and saw the black sky above me. The air smelled fresh, filled with my personal pain and I could not stand being outside. A troublesome step does not seem to follow my crazy idea, sooner or later I will let you go to the classroom.

I was born and raised in the attic room next to the Brooklyn Bridge in downtown Manhattan. There is an infamous Brooklyn Bank just 2 blocks from the attic. This is an iconic ice rink link. I am with some of the most famous skaters. I imagined all the advertisements and videos we took and the success of the future. First of all, I need a company name. When I started adding "skateboarding" to the end of every word in the dictionary, I stayed in history class until I became "real". Substance Skateboards - It clicked on me. Later that afternoon, I slid into Staples and ordered a thousand yellow and black stickers from a hand-painted sketch. I am very excited, but then I have problems with my name. In today's overinformation world, long-term company name is a slow death.

The bell of school rang again. Lots of memories and regrets about the past. I know that living in a small town is quite different to me. I was born in Brooklyn and grew up in hell; I did not know what I did in this deadly place in New Jersey, and announced a new death every week. Alienation, I slowly walked to the classroom and saw the black sky above me. The air smelled fresh, filled with my personal pain and I could not stand being outside. - According to the National Historic Registry goods, there are about 166 historical sites in King's State, New York. One of the important historical sites for the development of Brooklyn today is Brooklyn's Autonomous Region. It was added to the national history registered goods on January 28, 1980. It is located in a triangle surrounded by the streets of Joralemon Court and Old Fulton and is used as the city hall of Brooklyn.