Yowza. Just took a visit to Style.com. Leggings. Tight jeans. Leggings. Big coats/sweaters. I've seen it coming for what? A year or so? But it is still shocking. I've been too afraid to try on the skinny jean. I fear it, in fact. The ankle boot. I figure, if I play it right, I can just raid my mother's closet and be done with it. After all, leggings and big tops have been in for quite a while in the Cirque de Middle Age.
All that aside, it is hot as blazing balls here. It doesn't help that I just saw the "I . . .will. . . talk. . .in a. . . mono-drawl. . . and. . .you. . . will. . . be. . . hypnotized" Al Gore documentary on global warming. Oh, Al Gore. I mean, nothing in it really surprised me, and I'm happy that the Mid-West will perhaps be the last place standing in the U.S. if Greenland falls off, but all of this wacked out weather and war is making me think the world might be ending. Oh, and the leggings and tight jeans and "Pirates of the Carribbean" mayhem.
I joined a gym (also, perhaps, the sign of the apocalypse). So far I've done several classes: BodyStep, BodyCombat and Pilates. They love the "Body" at Gold's gym. In trying to woo us to join, the manager told us a "scary story" about a guy who works out at Gold's now (thank goodness), but was at "another area gym" where he apparently fell down on an apparatus and got staph infection in his chin. The poor meathead manager was so excited by this story, I found it hard not to explode in laughter. I mean, a staph infection story to sell membership? Anyway, the classes have been good. BodyCombat is a little like a video game. Especially when the instructor yells things like "pull out your sword!"
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