J2Ski Forum Posts and Replies by caron-a

So sorry to hear about your husband Jobster.
Here's hoping for a smooth and speedy recovery.

At least he's got his priorities right :thumbup:

insure and go repaid me almost* every penny lost by my accident and the rest - medical centre, x rays, ski pass, lessons, ski hire. I've renewed with them as they haven't bumped up the premium (in fact, I think they may have reduced it, can't remember now) and they are covering the pre-existing condition with no strings attached.

I don't think I'll be moving insurance companies for a while :thumbup:

I always take out the hire shop insurance as an extra precaution. it's pretty cheap I think.

*exchange rate dropped :evil:

shallow, I know, but I read this as your weight allowance should be changed according to your body mass index :shock:

bon voyage Bandit, Rose, Dave Mac and everyone else.

4 days....

see you monday mr Mac, Jan, etc, etc!

:D :lol: :mrgreen: :thumbup:
:-D :lol: :mrgreen: :thumbup:

having not been able to ski on the last 11 days of skiing holidays can you tell I'm a little excited?

in tignes last year skiworld organised a bum boarding evening on the little blue outside the Loop Bar. about 50 kids and all the reps zooming down the hill time and time again. people starting coming out of the bar to place bets.

very good fun [if not a tad on the dangerous side :shock:]

ise wrote:

caron-a wrote:You should be alright with us, a bunch of 30 somethings who don't wear mini skirts with no tights, boob tubes and stilettos

can you tell us what you do wear or is it not that kind of forum? :lol: :lol:

I'm a jeans and t-shirt girl myself. although I'm very partial to a nice dress should the occasion so require :D

I feel the same about London, Queen Sheba, full of bloomin edit tourists :wink:. You should be alright with us, a bunch of 30 somethings who don't wear mini skirts with no tights, boob tubes and stilettos and we don't tend to throw up on pavements either :shock: Thanks for the advice, I'll have a check into those. the salsa lessons were something I was keen to look into.

Ross, we're staying at the Hudson and picked it for it's location so don't want to travel too far.

Hirsty, not cheesy but not too cool. just a good laugh with some music involved really.

I'm going round the bride-to-be's house tonight to go through the options so I'll google everything when I get home from work.

thanks guys :thumbup:

sorry, totally unrelated to skiing...

could any of you learned scots recommend any good fun late night bars with music or clubs (not too heavy) in central Edinburgh? I've organised a hen weekend for the end of Jan and want to go armed with ideas.

any help greatfully received :thumbup: