Don't Worry, Be Happy
In the morning stand on Water Street and watch the Labor day parade. Wear my democrat donkey shirt. The mayor yells out to me: “Hey nice shirt!” I trade some the candy I get with a little girl to get more peanur butter cups. Walk to the Labor festival. Get corn on the cob and Mountain Dew. Walk home. Later walk south to National Avenue.
In the morning ride my bike out to West Allis. Walk south to Oklahoma Avenue. Walk north to North Avenue. My back acts up on me somewhere on Hawley Road. Walk back to my bike. Ride home.
In the morning walk to the office. Work for a while. Walk to the post office to mail out a memory stick to a client away in prison. Walk home. Walk down to the lagoon. It is a relaxing sunny afternoon for all. Walk home.
In the morning drive to PetSmart. Buy frozen fish food. Drive to Sam’s Club. Buy Diet Coke and Ice Mountain Water. Drive to the House of Correction. Go in for consultations. Drive home. Take a nap. Try for a walk but get tired for no reason. Walk home.
In the morning the construction crew arrives early. They spend the day installing the new shower. I spend the day watching episodes of “Kojak”.
In the morning the construction crew arrives to do the shower conversion project. They spend the day tearing out the old bathtub. I sit on the couch and write up motions and look at surveilance videos.
In the morning walk to the office. Work for a while. Walk home. Ride my bike to Capitol Drive. Walk north over a winding trail alongside the Milwaukee River. Walk back to my bike. Ride home.
In the morning walk to the office. Work on several projects. Walk home. Work on clearing the bathroom out for the remodel/conversion later this week.
In the morning ride my bike to 60th Street. Walk around West Allis while hearing the sound of the Indy cars racing around the Milwaukee Mile. Walk to Highway 100. Walk to North Avenue. Walk east to 60th Street. Walk back to my bike. Ride home and see sad Brewer fans walking up the Hank Aaron trail after today’s loss.
In the morning walk to the office. Work for a while. Walk home. Ride my bike to 76th Street. Walk west to Highway 100. My lower back is in agony. Turn around and walk back to my bike. Ride home.
