J2Ski Forum Posts and Replies by snowb4ndit

Well for a whole week now I have done a 20 minute session everyday on my step machine and not a thing has passed my lips that contains fat or sugar (Except some Vodka on Friday evening).

I have not lost a bl**dy ounce!!! :evil:

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I think you are right there Ally!

kateshaw wrote:Heh I don't believe for one second that my 9 year old really thinks a beardy bloke in a red suit is coming down our (non existent) chimney this year....

When my eldest son was about 7 he actually did his best to break the news gently to me, that FC doesn't exist. I must have been so convincing that he thought I had never caught on! Bless him. :lol:

kateshaw wrote:Trust me, the 11 year old will know fine well that Santa doesn't exist. It's safer not to admit it though, in case the stocking's empty in the morning ;)

You beat me to it Kate, that's exactly what I was going to say! :D

Finn wrote:Really looking forward to going away at Christmas for the first time, bringing selected pressies with us for the kids but space is not really a problem as will be driving.
Have been told that in Austria Xmas eve is the big celibration & this is when presents are exchanged. Going to be weird for the kids if this is the case as father Christmas is still the real deal in our house, how do you expain that one?should still be really special though. Enjoying not having the hassle of planning for Christmas & leaving all down to someone else to do. :lol:
On our return home we will celebrate Xmas with the outlaws. :cry:

Finn

If they are still young enough to believe in Father Christmas they probably haven't mastered the calender yet. Just don't mention the date. :lol:

As above. :-)

Ian Wickham wrote:

AllyG wrote:Ian,
Tony seems to think I'm on drugs already (after reading my posts). Can't think why :shock:

I've been tea-total for about 20 years, and never taken any drugs - these days I even drink de-caffeinated tea.

But I do know what it's like to be on drugs. As a family we accidentally ate some magic mushrooms once, when I was only nine, and they have the same effect as LSD. We were all hallucinating and found it very difficult to walk etc. - so I'm quite sure someone on LSD wouldn't be able to ski.

Ally

You're talking illegal substances, I'm talking drugs :wink:

Magic mushrooms were legal back then. -)

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Well for a whole week now I have done a 20 minute session everyday on my step machine and not a thing has passed my lips that contains fat or sugar (Except some Vodka on Friday evening). I have not lost a bl**dy ounce!!! :evil:

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I think you are right there Ally!

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kateshaw wrote:Heh I don't believe for one second that my 9 year old really thinks a beardy bloke in a red suit is coming down our (non existent) chimney this year.... When my eldest son was about 7 he actually did his best to break the news gently to me, that FC doesn't exist. I must have been so convincing that he thought I had never caught on! Bless him. :lol:

What would you take for Christmas? Started by User in Ski Chatter, 31 Replies
kateshaw wrote:Trust me, the 11 year old will know fine well that Santa doesn't exist. It's safer not to admit it though, in case the stocking's empty in the morning ;) You beat me to it Kate, that's exactly what I was going to say! :D

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As above. :-)

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