J2Ski Forum Posts and Replies by RoseR

Trencher wrote:Never trust anyone :lol:

http://www.snopes.com/photos/natural/antarcticwave.asp

Trencher

Yep, thats the complete set of photo's she sent me. I thought she had really been there :oops

This was another she sent me from Antarctica showing unusual sediment in iceburg

RossF wrote:Looks fantastic although baffled as to how millions of tonnes of water can just freeze there, would have just assumed interesting glacial feature.

Yes I was baffled but that was the description my friend sent with the pic. Looks good whatever it is.

caron-a wrote:

smirnoff_skier wrote:
Ideally: Like Rose, I usually take biographies on holiday as they are easy to put down and pick up again.

John Peel's is the best I've read.

Yes it was good. Michael Palins one is as well. The best laugh one was Peter Kaye. Tom Cruise the wierdest. Robbie Williams the most boring. Michael J Fox was so brave. Jim Davidson was hilarious.

An interesting picture a friend sent me from Antarctica where a wave has literally frozen as soon as it hit the cold air.

I have just finished the last of the four books by Dave Pelzer, A Boy Called it, The Lost Boy and A Man Named Dave, true story but so sad. I bawled my eyes out while reading them.

tino_11 wrote:

RoseR wrote:Something really boring........A book on Wound Management which I will have to take an exam at the end..........boring.
Holiday reading........any autobiography on any-one, I have over 300.

Wound Management sounds fascinating )

I am being serious. Love stuff like that.

Pretty graphic pictures on ALL body parts. These are really expensive books and well written and I dont have to pay for any of them.

Something really boring........A book on Wound Management which I will have to take an exam at the end..........boring.
Holiday reading........any autobiography on any-one, I have over 300.