I ran into Nicole at the end of the day.

She studies family law at Rutgers University at their Law School.

She sat on a wooden bench Indian Style reading a book called “I Hope You Like This Song.” I’ve never read the book before but I love the title. She was very friendly, I didn’t want to disturb her from reading but after a short conversation she understood. So, thanks Nicole.

Before I ran into Nicole, I was down by the docks working on some material for my documentary Illumination Blueminatti. There was only one boat around this time. When I usually go down there, their are about 10 or more. But because it was so nice out, I guess everyone was sailing.

After about an hour I ran into a kayaker. I guess it was a great day to Kayak, unless you’re into white water rafting. Sunny skies, great Autumn weather, and calm waves, perfection.

Two hours before I made it up to the docks. I was at a park that has the most amazing arrangement of statues I’ve ever saw in  my life “I think”, post accident amnesia lol.

Here are  statues of Pan, Peter Pan, and a goat. And around them are pictures engraved into the ground of different nursery rhymes. Pan is playing a flute

Directly across from Pan is a statue of a goat on two feet. I guess that’s the goat responding to Pans flute. Music soothes the savage beast. Every time I see this statue of Pan, it reminds me of the woman playing the flute in the beginning of  Celine Dions song “My Heart Will Go On.”

Here is the statue of the goat directly across from Pan.

And last but not least Peter Pan. This was the first statue I saw today. It’s the 3rd statue across from Pan and the goat. Peter Pan Stay Fly And Never Land.

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