Skiing Christmas Eve Day

[jack97]

I was responding to my fellow man who appeared to be in a state of discombobulation and depression because he might not be able to ski on a given day. The fact that he was really crying wolf has no bearing on this.

That fact that we are all neurotic (what else could explain this addiction problem) and the lack of natural snow puts the depression alert at high levels.

Me thinks HPD is a closet troll.

 

[highpeaksdrifter]

Me thinks HPD is a closet troll.

Am not. Greg axed me in another thread to come up with some thought provoking threads. Turns out it wasn't that great, but just tryin to help the cause.

 

[jack97]

So Greg is the closet troll?

 

[Skier75]

Thanks for the advice, but I was kiddin around. I ski 50-60 days a year and she never has a complaint about it. If she wants me around 1 day to help out that's the least I can do.

I was hoping some of the ladies in here would raise to the bait, but no one did. Dang.

That's right, if you know what's good for ya! Or you may just have a good lawyer, just-a-knock'n on your door for ya......

Well you could be like UK and I and don't have a problem with when we can go skiing....just have to get the time off work, now that's a problem. Being empty nesters and all, it's pretty nice we usually ski Christmas weekend, the whole weekend or Christmas Day or whatever. We usually go to his parents for the dinner, they don't mind, they're retired and love to have us and their family come over. My family's kinda all over the place so we try to visit them the weekend before or after Christmas.