I’ve been asking everyone the same question, “Guess how much it cost me for my repairs?” The answer is $17.95, because I had my windshield wipers replaced as well. I guess it was all covered by warranty. It’s nice to have my car back. Commuting by light rail is much more environmentally friendly, but in the time it takes me to walk to the light rail I’m already at work. The light rail and shuttle bus add another hour to my commute each way. I’m paying for that 1-2 hours back each day, even though sitting on the train is more relaxing. I did notice that the plastic train seats cut off the circulation to my ass.<\/p>\n
Today’s workout at the gym was a taxing cardio torture. Fifteen minutes of running around the building twice and 10 pullups to see how many rounds you can do. I did five rounds plus one extra lap and was cursing whoever came up with this idea the whole time I did it. Ah, well, this is what I pay for and it’s good for me, right? Even though my mucus was the consistency of rubber cement and wouldn’t leave my sinuses.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
I’ve been asking everyone the same question, “Guess how much it cost me for my repairs?” The answer is $17.95, because I had my windshield wipers replaced as well. I guess it was all covered by warranty. It’s nice to have my car back. Commuting by light rail is much more environmentally friendly, but in the time it takes me to walk to the light rail I’m already at work. The light rail and shuttle bus add another hour to my commute each way. I’m paying for that 1-2 hours back each day, even though sitting on the train is more relaxing. I did notice that the plastic train seats … Continue reading My car is back!<\/span>