Don't Worry, Be Happy
In the morning drive to the grocery store. Everything hurts. Drive home. Do some stretching. Start to feel way better. In the afternoon walk to the lakefront. Walk north to Northpoint. Walk west. Walk down Farwell Avenue. Walk back home.
In the morning walk to the office. Work for a while. Walk home. Walk down to the lakefront. A squirrel runs up to me and motions for me to toss a peanut. I toss one. The squirrel snatches it out of the snow and runs back up the tree. Walk north to UW-Milwaukee. Everything starts to hurt. I need to start stretching before I head out on a hike going forward. Straggle along back home.
In the morning walk to the office. Work on downloading discovery. Also work on uploading discovery to send out. Walk home. Later walk down to Lakeshore State Park. It is still very cold outside. Walk home.
In the morning walk to the office. Work for a while. In the afternoon try for a walk. The temperature is in the single digits. Give up and walk home.
In the morning walk down to the lakefront. Walk back home. At night go to the Fiserv Forum to see the Bucks lose to the Wizards. Had a good time though.
Sit around the home while Jazz paints the closets with Black Magic color. Watch “Moonage Daydream” (2022).
In the morning walk to the office. Work on several matters. Walk home. Clean the home while watching “Firefox” (1982).
In the morning walk north along the lakefront. It is raining. Walk north into Whitefish Bay. Turn around and start walking south. It rains harder. Walk home.
In the morning drive to the Hmong Town grocery store. Walk north beyond the Timmerman Airport. See empty liquor bottles all over the the place. See closed stores all over too. Walk back to the Hmong Town grocery store. Go in and buy a few items. Hear many people talking but none of it is English. Drive home.
In the morning walk down to the lakefront. Put down peanuts and corn for the squirrels all over the place. Walk north to the Brady Street bridge. Walk west the Fiserv Forum. Walk home. At night watch “The Magical Mystery Tour” (1967).
