Don't Worry, Be Happy
In the morning drive to the courthouse. Go in for a hearing. Get stuck behind two homicide sentencings. Sit through those proceedings. Finally get to my case. Drive home. Walk to the office. Work for a while. Listen to Marquette beat the Vermont Catamounts in the first round of the NCAA tournament.
In the morning drive to the jail. Go in for consultations. Drive home. Have lunch. Drive back to the courthouse. Go in for five hearings. Stay there all afternoon. Drive home. It rained all day.
In the morning walk to the office. Work all day. As lazy as I was yesterday, I was equally hardworking today. See a Red Bull car out my office window just parked across the street. After work walk to the post office to drop off the mail.
In the morning drive to the courthouse. Go in for a hearing. In the afternoon walk to the office. Don’t get much done. Unsatisfied with my poor effort. Later walk down to the lakefront.
In the morning walk to the office. Spend all day on the phone talking to clients locked up in prisons across the state. Later drive to UW-Milwaukee. Get out and walk north to Hampton Avenue. Walk west tot eh Oak Leaf trail. Walk back to the car. Drive home.
Snow on and off all day. Walk along the lakefront out to Hampton Avenue. Walk west to the Oak Leaf trail. Walk back downtown.
In the morning drive down to the Pleasant Prairie outlet mall. Buy a pair of shoes and a pair of shorts. Drive home. In the afternoon walk north to Locust Avenue. Walk east to Oakland Avenue. Walk home. At night watch Marquette beat Xavier to capture the Big East tournament championship.
Wake up to a snowstorm. Court is cancelled. Another snow day? Yep. In the afternoon walk north on Martin Luther King Drive to Locust Street. Walk east to Oakland Avenue. Walk home.
In the morning drive to the courthouse. Go in for hearings. A judge appoints me to two new clients. In the afternoon go in to the Safety Building for another quick hearing. There is a long afternoon in front of me. Decide to walk north to Locust Street. See graffiti work with a dual message. “Free Your Mind” or “Freeze Your Mind”? Which way to go? Walk home as a snowstorm begins to hit.
In the morning drive to the jail. Go in for a consultation. Walk over to the courthouse. Go in for a jury trial. Case is adjourned. Walk back to the jail for another consultation. Drive home. Walk to the office. Work the rest of the afternoon. Later walk down to the lakefront. The clouds begin to break apart.
