Meet with a guy in the building to set up my new parking spot. No more fighting for a parking spot in the big lot across the street. Now I will be parking in an assigned lot just for me right next to the building. This is an awesome development. Walk up to the office. Meet with my investigator and a witness. Discuss cases. Do more work. Walk to the U.S. Bank tower for lunch. Get a salad. Walk back to the office. Do some more work. In the afternoon, walk to Menards in West Milwaukee to get a universal remote so I can open the gate to the parking lot next to my building. Walk to Culver’s for dinner. Walk home. Program the code into the dip switch of the remote. Go outside to test it. When it finally works I loudly yell out in a joyous manner: “Boom!”. At sunset, drive down to St Francis to get soda from Pick N’Save. Stop at the Petco next door to get packages frozen blood worms, fronzen shrimp and frozen Emerald Entree for the fishes. There was a sadness hanging over me in the morning that gradually lifted little by little over the course of the day. By the time the sun set for the day, I was feeling much better.
