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          this morning i went biking down the road.  i started down this one trail but of course like many of the trails this time of year it was too wet and there was a big puddle. i didn't feel like going through or around it because i could see there were many other puddles alike it beyond this one.  it sucks i wish i knew where the good trails were around here.  it isn't like hartland where pretty much every trail seemed like a good one, and they are all connected.  here there are many trails that just seem to end and arn't very long at all.  anyway i urinated in the puddle.  while i was releaving myself i wished things would dry up and it would stop raining so much.  well, it started to rain (like before i even got back on my bike)  okay back to the subject on music.  i think music can also make you think of something you did earlier, when you were listening to the same song.  like a certain song reminds me of when i was at crabbe mountain last year, going up on the chair lift.  i can't remember the song but if i heard it i could tell you.  another song reminds me of doing co-op at day & ross office, when i used to listen to the radio there.  the song that goes "...your only the best i ever had." well that one reminds me of biking in hartland.  i never actually listened to any music while doing that but i remeber singing it alot.  i used to say and sing lots of things while biking there because i was out in the woods and no one was around.  and if there was someone around they would be on a four wheeler and i could hear them long before they would hear me.  i remember once i found this catapillar while biking (you know those fuzzy ones that you can easily see).  well then i heard something jump in the woods and i said, 'let's get out of here this place is not fit for man nor beast'.  hey something cool that happended when i was biking there once was i was biking down this path and a big, bright butterfly came along and actually flew beside me as i biked along.  i mean it was close like inches from my front tire.  and the funny part was it went with me for quite a while, it was my new found biking buddy.  then, all of a sudden it turned and went towards a marshy place.  i looked over and there were 5 or so other butterflys that looked the same.  i watched them for a while.  another thing i used to do is throw rocks at squirls and chickidees.  i never hit them though.  now i figure it is better to simply watch things it is more interesting.  oh i remember i found a squirl nest once.  it was a bunch of twigs.  the baby squirls were in there and they didn't run, i guess they didn't know enough to.  i looked at them and could tell they were in complete fear because i was screwing around their home.  stupid nick, leave those creatures alone.