I managed to snap one of these a few days ago while I was out training, and then I just took this other one right there on the beach The summer season is finally here
Here are some shots from Biarritz and San Sebastian from yesterday and the day before. I guess I might have let things slide just a little bit with my diet while I was on vacation
Here are two more shots to wrap up the summer, which I actually just snapped about ten minutes ago, so I guess I can finally take a little breather now😁 Anyway, since I know you all are pretty much experts on this stuff, what would you say my body fat percentage is looking like here?
Here’s a quick shot taken in some pretty dim lighting. Just snapped this 🙂 I hit shoulders and traps earlier today, though it’s probably been about five hours since I finished my session
So, I think I might have run into a bit of a dilemma lately. I started upping my calories, and while my arms are definitely filling out, I’ve also managed to pick up a bit of a damn belly. My abs are still technically there, but they aren't popping nearly as much as they used to And honestly, all of this happened in just about ten days. I guess I'm wondering, is there actually a way to keep the gains without losing the definition???
Here’s my morning update after hitting some bodyweight exercises:
My arms are honestly feeling like absolute trash right now. I feel like I spend more time working them than anything else during my sessions, but then maybe thirty minutes later, they just completely deflate and look totally pathetic... Does anyone have any advice? Plus, I really need to get some work in on my back too.
I know I still have a massive amount of work left to do, but I happened to stumble upon some old photos today and just felt like taking a quick shot at the gym this morning to see how things compare... It’s been about three and a half months of hitting the gym (usually 4 or 5 times a week), staying pretty disciplined with my diet, and throwing in some running every now and then... I’ve managed to drop about 18 pounds in that time. Right now, I’m sitting at 190 lbs at 6'0" tall, and I'm 34 years old...
So, I really need some help here, folks, I've run into this situation:
Back on March 17, 2014, I received a notice from a notary regarding a foreclosure attempt by Zegreb Holding for unpaid building reserves totaling $146. Apparently, this debt dates all the way back to the second half of 2009. According to the paperwork, the notary received the order on June 23, 2010, and the document itself—labeled as an 'Enforcement Order based on an Authentic Document'—was signed and stamped on July 14, 2010. I should probably point out that I didn't actually see any of this until March 17, 2014. They’re claiming they sent notices to my home address three different times, but honestly, I never received anything at all.
On March 18, 2014, I filed a formal objection with the notary. In my first point, I argued that all the disputed bills had already been settled way back on July 16, 2010, and I even included my RBA online banking statements as proof of payment. In my second point, I also raised the issue of the statute of limitations, just in case.
Then, on September 16, 2014, I received a ruling from the Čakovec Municipal Court. It states that I did indeed file my objection in a timely manner, so they've decided to void the enforcement order regarding the seizure of assets and cancel all the collection actions taken so far. However, it looks like the legal process will continue regarding the objection against the payment order.
Fast forward to October 28, 2014, and now I've received a summons for a preparatory hearing scheduled for January 2015.
So, I guess what I'm wondering is, what should my next move be? Like, what does the rest of this procedure look like?
I guess I don't quite get it then—I was looking at the holiday special on the Target website where they mention 'pay with a credit card in 12 installments.' Wouldn't it just be way simpler to just pay the full amount normally and let that 5% cashback hit the account every month?
I actually have another question regarding the Go!Card. Let's say I have a specific credit limit on my card $1667 and I've set up a plan where I'm just paying off my balance at a rate of 5% per month. In that scenario, would I still be able to buy things on an installment plan at a store—assuming they have a partnership with JPMorgan Chase, of course—or does the entire purchase amount, like a dishwasher costing $833, count directly against that total limit and the 5% repayment rule? I'm wondering if, for instance, the total cost gets split into ten monthly installments that are billed separately, regardless of whatever revolving credit amount I'm handling through that 5% monthly payment. The reason I'm asking is that there's this driving school offering a 12-month installment plan through the Go!Card, and I really don't want to blow through almost my entire credit limit all at once... thanks.