Don’t walk too far

In the morning drive to the courthouse. Go to several courts and do several hearings. Drive to Sam’s Club. Buy crates of Diet Coke. Drive to Farm and Fleet. Buy seed for the birds. Drive home. Take a nap. Later walk down to the lakefront. Don’t walk too far. Tired today.

Chomping on the grass

In the morning drive to the courthouse. Drive home. In the afternoon walk to the office. Work all afternoon. Later walk down to the lakefront. See many geese chomping on the grass under the bright sun.

See three turkeys

In the morning drive to the courthouse for more jury trial. After more testimony the client decides to give up and enters a guilty plea. The trial is over. In the afternoon drive to Wauwatosa. Walk around. See three turkeys picking away at the ground. Walk back to my car. Drive home.

Retique

In the morning drive to the courthouse for jury trial. Stay at the courthouse all day. After court walk down to Retique to buy nice clothes for the client. His girlfriend dropped the ball and didn’t bring any nice clothes for him. Walk to the jail and deposit the clothes into his property. Now he will look more professional for the jury. Walk home.

“Walk Closed For Winter” sign

In the morning walk to the lakefront. Ignore the “Walk Closed For Winter” sign and climb up a snow covered stairwell. Walk back home. In the afternoon walk south to Bay View. Walk to Lincoln Avenue. Walk west to 27th Street. Walk north to Wisconsin Avenue. Walk back home.

Good to see it back

In the morning drive to the courthouse. Go in for hearings. Walk over to the jail. Meet with a client while listening to the music playing from the makeshift barbershop set up next door. I haven’t seen the jail barbershop running since before COVID. It was good to see it back. In the afternoon go to another hearing at the courthouse. A huge snowstorm wacks the city. Sit on the couch and watch television shows.