In the morning, walk along the lakefront to North Point. Walk up North Avenue. Walk along the river back downtown. In the afternoon, walk to the Locust Street Festival. Walk up Locust Street to 20th Street. Heavy rain starts. Walk back downtown. Listen to the Brewers finish the sweep of the Pittsburgh Pirates. At night, walk to the jail to drop of clothes for the client to wear at jury trial tomorrow. Walk over to the Fiserv Forum. Walk down to the lakefront. Cross out onto Lakeshore Park. Walk around the Third Ward. Watch “All that Jazz” (1979).
Geese crossing
Sleep in a little bit longer this morning. Go to the office to prepare for next week’s trial. Walk south to Bay View. Walk west on Oklahoma Avenue to 16th Street. Walk north on 16th Street back downtown. Watch geese crossing Emmber Lane against the traffic. Watch “Public Enemies” (2009).
Brewers sunset
Walk to the Safety Building. Go to the District Attorney’s office. Meet with a police detective. Look through the police file on a case. Go to the jail for a consultation. Walk back home. Walk down to the Salvation Army to drop off two bags of clothes. They are too big for me to wear now. Go to Orange Theory. Long time spent on the rowing machine. Walk to Miller Park. Check out all of the tailgating action. I am very relaxed and happy while taking in the Brewers sunset.
Walk through Riverwest
Drive to Racine in the morning. Go to court for preliminary hearing. Drive to the House of Correction. Go in for a consultation. Stop at Culver’s for a cheeseburger and fries. Go back downtown for a couple of jail consultations. Go home. Scrub and clean the bathroom floor. Walk along the lakefront to UW-Milwaukee. Walk south on Oakland Avenue to Locust Street. Walk through Riverwest over to Martin Luther King Drive. Walk back downtown.
Nice burst of warm sunshine
Go to the office in the morning. Go the U.S. Bank Tower for lunch. Nice burst of warm sunshine hits me as I walk out of the building. Walk up Prospect Avenue to North Avenue. Walk west to Martin Luther King Drive. Walk back downtown. Go back to the office. Go home for dinner. Dust the furniture in the bedroom. Go to Orange Theory.
Walk past Bradford Beach
Go to the Safety Building in the morning for jury trial. In the afternoon walk along the lakefront. It is bright, sunny and warm. Walk past Bradford Beach. Walk to UW-Milwaukee. Walk back down Oakland Avenue. Go home and vacuum the living room rug.
Lift alot of weights
Get up early. Go to the office to draft motions and get them out before court. Go to the Safety Building. Another jury trial. Eat Cheetos for lunch. Continue jury trial in the afternoon. Go to Orange Theory. Lift alot of weights. Struggle to finish.
The other side of the Neptune Gate
Walk along the lakefront to North Point. Stop and see what’s on the other side of the Neptune Gate. Do a water change on the fish tank. Walk to the office. Watch “Dance of Reality” (2013).
June gloom
In the morning drive to the office to drop off the box of printer paper that has been sitting in the trunk for a while. In the afternoon walk along the lakefront to North Point. Stop at Ian’s for a slice of pizza. Walk back down along the river to the Fiserv Forum. It starts raining a little. Clean out the filter on the fish tank while watching “Captain Marvel” (2019). Thunder and lightning outside. At sunset the rain clears. Walk up to Juneau Park and back. Kind of a gloom today.
Run a mile in under 12 minutes
Drive to Racine in the morning. Go to the jail for consultations. Drive to Ryan Road. Eat lunch at Cousins. See a dog sitting in a parked semi truck poking his head out the window to bark at me. Drive north on 27th Street to Sam’s Club. Buy soda, water and cereal. Drive to the Milwaukee County Jail. Go in for more consultations. Go home. Clean the utility closet out. Go to Orange Theory. Run a mile on the treadmill in under 12 minutes. Walk up St. Paul Avenue to 16th Street. Cross the viaduct. Walk south to Mitchell Street. Walk east to 2nd Street. Take a picture of the Pedal Tavern as the people on board smile and wave at me.
