The day started like every other college student's day by making a journey to the bank. Approaching the money-eating facility, all I could think about was dwindling gained profits... and how to keep feeding this much needed monetary beast. Cool, its another Friday and no classes... what to do...
At one of the many beautiful designed curb sites, I jumped aboard the city transit bus like a proud city commuter eager to take on the day. Finding a seat I couldn't help but to reminisce to myself that as a college student, the joyous rides practically cost me nothing at all by a swipe of my student ID. I was on my way to the dentist's office.
Dental student finals... Just my day; incentive to get those pearly-whites cleaned, and the best part was that students would pay YOU to get YOUR chompers cleaned. The day just got a whole lot better.
My teeth were cleaned and I walked out with some extra cash. Still tasting the fluoride I decided to chill in a park. I found a nice haven but realized a unique, interesting tree with almost no leaves in the middle of a young green park and in the middle of the summer. Hmm... figuratively speaking, this park has skeletons in it's closet.
Left the park wondering the fate that lies with that tree, I noticed nice shiny ponies across the way. Was attracted to the shine and decided to test my golden tongue and bartering skills for a try at a new toy... hopefully one has my name on it.
Ponies had a high cost on them, didn't walk out with one but still wanted one. Instead of wishing I decided to apply my new talent for more much needed income. Entered the Pro Digital Photography shop, sending in my best charm and "selling-myself" skills. Feeling confident.
After a soul searching interview; a tremendous appetite was built up. Headed to a nearby favorite spot for chow and was hoping to catch up on the occasional updates on all the native gossip in the areas. Ended up hanging out for a while, sharing favorite fishing spots, adventures and many meaningless conversations. Always a really good back-at-home-feeling meal.
Persuaded to try another native's hot fishing spot with a new found friend. I purchased a pole and tackle with the extra cash gained today and we visited the pond near the Interstate. Unfortunately didn't catch a meal thinking it may just be too busy and noisy of a spot to get that nice catch. We decide to try another spot but where?
A local well-stocked pond with over-the-pond pier. Perfect. The dusk approached and I was at the right place at the right time with no worries on a Friday evening and most important, not any noise from the interstate or city. Thought to myself with a smile, this is the best way to fish.
After a stress free day of gaining extra cash, the inspiration for a new ride and hopefully a new career (if they call back), the much needed native updates and fresh trout fishing caught with a new native friend; I headed up the last flight of stairs to the well known man cave to cook a meal. Prepped sides for the grilled trout and enjoyed the meal. This is was a Friday to remember.
The End.
