In the end, I got half my money. Or rather, I got judgement for half of what I asked for. Minus court fees. And minus another $50, and I'm not sure why. So no, I didn't get half. I got $350. Half would've been $400. Plus court fees. I'm not a mathematician, but I think it adds up to Deadpan Ann getting fucked. I proved my case beyond any shadow of a doubt, yet didn't get full judgment? Bullshit. Judge Judy would've ripped him a new one.
I did tell the bikers that I was gonna cost them a hell of a lot more than $800 before it was said and done, because I'm gonna tell this story to everybody who will listen. I said that right in court, and was surprised when nobody said a word. They know they did me wrong. I plan to make good on my promise, too, starting with this--

That's a mockup of a magnetic decal my friend is making for me. It will go across the top of the tank, right above the botched paint. I pick it up tomorrow and I can't wait to slap it on and go for a ride.
Brace yourself, dear reader, because I'm about to give you a piece of earth shattering news.
I joined a gym. I know. Joining a gym doesn't cause weight loss, but maybe it's a start. I joined Curves, to be more specific. It's not expensive, and I think it's going to help me. There's some accountability involved, and the workout is impossible to screw up. They have a bunch of exercise equipment in a big circle. One machine might be a rowing machine, then the next one works your legs somehow, and so forth. Between each machine is a "rest station," which is just a platform thing where you do whatever you want to keep your heart rate up. Basically, you just move in place however you want. It's set up so that every body part gets worked, but you never wear out any one part, and you can let your muscles rest for short periods between machines without letting your heart rate drop too low. There's a cd playing overhead that plays this pump-me-up music, and every 30 seconds a voice tells you to change stations. So you're only in one station for 30 seconds. The whole workout takes like 28 minutes, I'm told.
They measured me and weighed me today, and also asked me a bunch of questions about medical history, what my motivation is for wanting to do this, etc. They ask you where you want to be as far as weight, dress size, etc., then they take measurements and figure out what it will take to get you there. There's also some help with nutritional stuff, which I need.
I'm going to give it all I've got, and it is either going to kill me or make me stronger. I'll keep you updated, assuming I survive.
1 comments:
Good for you! I'd ride it past his place of business.......real often and reaaaaaallllll slowly.
I joined a gym last year. The problem with the one I joined was that it was always so packed after work that it was hard to get a machine. For a long time I went at 5 a.m. Finally got tired (literally and figuratively) of that and quit going. Must say I did feel a lot better when I was going.
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