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mxz600
08-18-2014, 04:14 PM
Well after two and a half months I am starting to come out of the fog. The black clouds are lifting and the stress (I have lost 40 pounds) is slowly going away. I still have a long way to go to get my life back where I want it to be, but it's getting there. These past six months have been the absolute worst time of my life.

So Saturday I had to work till noon and a buddy from work wanted to go for a ride. We headed up to the Gun Lake Casino to try and add to my retirement fund. That didn't work out to well.

The good news is I got in a great ride and I got to see Scotty. On the way to the casino we rode right past Scotty's new house so I had to stop by and say hello. I haven't visited since the house has been finished on the inside. Three letters pretty much sum up the new house, WOW!!! Those videos do not do it justice, that house is fantastic. The rooms are just the right size, beautiful wooded view out the back. Scotty had a vision and he nailed it (no pun intended).

I am getting caught up on all my financial and legal crap and I just want to concentrate on getting some riding in before it's time to get the sleds out.

bruiser
08-18-2014, 04:22 PM
Happy to hear the hard time is beginning to subside. Glad you were able to get some seat time in. Hope it continues.

Chupaca
08-18-2014, 07:25 PM
it is so nice when things start truning back around and you can get back on track. Glad you got in a good ryde and do hope you get before your back to the slip and slides...enjoy..!! :2thumbs:

Bob Denman
08-18-2014, 07:45 PM
Each day will get a little bit better...
and I'm real glad that you had a good one today! :thumbup:

SpyderAnn01
08-19-2014, 12:20 AM
Glad to hear the fog is lifting. Sorry you didn't get a boost in the retirement funds though. :roflblack: I hope you told Scotty that we all miss him. Did he indicate if he ever plans on returning to SL?

ARtraveler
08-19-2014, 02:08 AM
Thank you for posting about your progress. Glad to hear that things are looking up.