Don't Worry, Be Happy
In the morning go down to the lagoon and put out seed for the six geese and the ducks. Drive to the Criminal Justice Facility. Sit there all morning for preliminary hearings. In the afternoon ride my bike north on the Oak Leaf Trail. A yellow canopy of tree leaves hangs over the trail. Ride to Bradley Road. Ride west to Wauwatosa. Ride over to the Hank Aaron Trail. Ride back home. Later ride my bike to Riverwest. Go to the Tai Chi workshop. Ride my bike back home in the dark.
In the morning go down to the lagoon and put out seed for the six geese and the ducks. The seventh goose that was trying to hang with the other six is not out there. Go to the Safety Building. Go to a couple of court hearings. Walk to the office. Work all afternoon. Get a bunch of stuff done. At night go to Orangetheory. Tough workout. Get in tons of cardio.
In the morning ride my bike down to the lagoon. Put out cracked corn and sunflower seeds for the six geese and the ducks. The seventh goose that hangs around the other six goes off to the other side of the Bodhi tree to eat from one of the piles of food. Will they ever let him join their gang? Ride my bike west on the Hank Aaron trail. Ride back to the zoo. Go in and see more animals. See a big bear staring at a crowd of people that is staring back at him. Ride my bike to Suburpia. Eat a very delicious turkey sub. Ride my bike south on the Oak Leaf Trail. Ride all the way to Drexel Avenue. Ride east to Grant Park. Ride north up Lake Drive. My goal of riding the entire Oak Leaf trail will have to wait for another day. At night listen to the Minnesota Vikings choke at the end of their game against the Seattle Seahawks and lose 27-26.
In the morning ride my bike down to the lagoon. Put out cracked corn and sunflower seeds for the six geese and the ducks. Ride my bike up the Oak Leaf Trail. Ride to Bradley Road. Ride west. Ride to Wauwatosa. Ride to the Milwaukee County Zoo. Go in to see the animals. Amazed by the big fish in the Koi pond. Throw down fish pellets for them. They flop over each other to get at the food. Ride my bike south on the Oak Leaf Trai. Ride to Layton Avenue. Ride east. Ride back home. Many hours on the bike. Failed to complete the ride of the entire Oak Leaf Trail.
In the morning drive to the lagoon. The six geese are waiting for me. There is a seventh one that hangs around the other six. He is not part of their group but they let him be around them. He eats from a separate pile that I put on the other side of the Bodhi tree. Will the other six let him join their crew after the hazing period ends? I will keep watching the situation develop. In the meantime the ducks still go absolutely crazy whenever I put down food for them. Drive back home. Do a couple of court hearings over my cell phone. Drive around and do some grocery shopping. Stop at Farm and Fleet for more cracked corn and sunflower seeds. Later walk down to the lagoon. Put out more seed for the geese and ducks. There are other geese that show up and a fight kicks off. The ducks ignore them and keep eating away.
In the morning go to the Safety Building for a hearing. Walk over to MSDF for a consultation. In the afternoon ride my bike up the Oak Leaf Trail. Cover the northern half of the Oak Leaf Trail. Turn east after I reach Wauwatosa. Ride home along State Street. Ride through the Miller Valley. Enjoy a nice summer time vibe the whole day.
In the morning drive to the lagoon. Put out cracked corn and sunflower seeds for the ducks and the six geese. Drive back home. Walk to the office. Do a court hearing from my office over my cell phone. In the afternoon ride my bike west on the Hank Aaron Trail and the New Berlin Trail. Ride home as the sun sets behind me. My bike and I cast a long shadow.
In the morning drive down to the lagoon. Put out cracked corn for the ducks and the six geese. Drive back home. Walk to the office. Work on a bunch of stuff. Get alot of things done. In the afternoon ride my bike north along the Oake Leaf trail. Ride out to Pioneer Road. Ride back home as the sun sets. Gorgeous warm afternoon. Felt like summer was back.
In the morning go down to the lakefront to put out cracked corn for the ducks and the six geese. It is a beautiful golden sunny morning. Nice. Go to the courthouse for a couple of hearings. Tired today. Go for a short walk around the lagoon. Go back to the courthouse for another couple of hearings. Ride my bike along the Hank Aaron Trail out to Greenfield Golf Course. Not too many golfers out here today. The signs of fall are everwhere. The colors are changing on the trees. Go to Orangetheory.
When I wake up my quads are sore and everything hurts. In the morning wake up to a text from Lorena. She says that Kristine has the coronavirus. I text back that I hope she gets better. I text that l still love Kristine and that I miss her. Walk to the lakefront while listening to Musica Antiqua on WORT-FM from Madison. My quads are sore and everything still hurts. Put down cracked corn for the six geese and the ducks. Walk to the office. Prep my files for tomorrow morning. In the afternoon ride my bike north on the Oak Leaf Trail. My quads are still sore and everthing still hurts. Ride out to Theinsville. Stop at the Apple Fest. Eat a piece of apple pie. It is so good. Watch a tractor pulling little kids sitting in barrells that are hooked up to it. They are having fun. Most of the people here aren’t wearing masks. It kind of shocks me a first but then I remember this is Trump country out here. My pain is gone. The apple pie and the smiles on the little kids cured me. Ride home in a nice mood.
