Well, its amazing what you can get done when you are forced to take a few days off. Lesson learned, today, I went to court, and the judge sent me to talk to the city attorney, who was very understanding, and the whole thing is cleared up. Which is excellent, because the potential consequences were very scary.
I am also the proud owner of a new valid Montana driver's license (Thanks for the ride, Jonathan, and for letting me use your car for the test, and for the yummy coffee!)
I have to go to court on Friday again, and again on April 15 to file paperwork and get it all cleaned off my record, but the good news is that the series of unfortunate events that lead to this situation were kindly understood by the judge, and life moves on.
So, uh, if you ever get a ticket for not smogging your car in a timely manner, get it cleared up!
RIGHT, moving on.
In the mean time, I'm plowing through paperwork and other loose ends, and catching up on homework so when I get back to school after the exam I'll be rarin' to go.
Tomorrow, up to the hill to train train train: time to dial the funnel, javelin turns, and to arc down Emile's mile, double check legs in the whirlpools.
Thanks for all the kind emails, sorry for the drama! (sheepish...)
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