rfarren
New member
I know I haven't been much of a participant on the forum recently. Between work and work, it's hard to find time right now. Furthermore, the path that I have followed the past few years really hasn't allowed me to ski.
I'm going skiing this year. If but a few days... and if I'm only going to ski a few days, then why not in Utah (I know Tony is applauding somewhere out west). Long story short:
My father called and he told me that he is due for a hip replacement surgery. He then went on and said that he would like to go out to Utah the first week of March, prior to the surgery. At first I told him that I didn't think it was a good idea. I will be recording an album in March, and frankly, bodily injury just isn't an option right now. However, I could tell that he really wanted to go (I think more for the speed-skating). I also think he misses the trips we used to take together. After talking to my wife, I acquiesced, and said I would go.
I have my worries. Among them are the obvious ones like injury etc.... but the diversion of skiing can be difficult, if not dangerous (it's addictive) when you're working at building a career. That being said, I'm so very much looking forward to hitting the slopes for the first time in years. I just hope there is isn't a powder day to ruin my psyche.... Daydreaming about living in Utah and nailing virgin lines just ain't healthy.
Utah... first week of march... I'll be there.
I'm going skiing this year. If but a few days... and if I'm only going to ski a few days, then why not in Utah (I know Tony is applauding somewhere out west). Long story short:
My father called and he told me that he is due for a hip replacement surgery. He then went on and said that he would like to go out to Utah the first week of March, prior to the surgery. At first I told him that I didn't think it was a good idea. I will be recording an album in March, and frankly, bodily injury just isn't an option right now. However, I could tell that he really wanted to go (I think more for the speed-skating). I also think he misses the trips we used to take together. After talking to my wife, I acquiesced, and said I would go.
I have my worries. Among them are the obvious ones like injury etc.... but the diversion of skiing can be difficult, if not dangerous (it's addictive) when you're working at building a career. That being said, I'm so very much looking forward to hitting the slopes for the first time in years. I just hope there is isn't a powder day to ruin my psyche.... Daydreaming about living in Utah and nailing virgin lines just ain't healthy.
Utah... first week of march... I'll be there.
