J2Ski Forum Posts and Replies by snowb4ndit

I never listen to music when skiing but if I did...

My list will be to long to fit in this box.

Volf wrote:JJ Cale, the perfect rhythm when skiing. AC/DC also works very well.

To avoid crashes when deafened by music, ski faster than those behind you.

Cajun moon...Nice!

Today I forgot about yesterday!
















I think I just had my best ski day ever!

Plenty of choice here it seems:

http://morzine-forum.com/viewforum.php?f=12&sid=4fdb0fa03778d486e514361901a1df48

I have, on a couple of occasions, got caught out like this.

Sometimes I drive to a lift that is 15 minutes up the mountain mainly because I can ski right back to the car and particularly like that home run at the end of the day. Although my boots are kept in a toasty warm boot room overnight there have been a couple of very cold weather occasions when my boots have cooled down so quickly in the boot of the car whilst on the way to the lift that it has been incredibly difficult to get them on.

The difference between a warm and cold boot really is astonishing!

More challenging - Yes, but still very possible.

I've met a few seasonaires with children and plenty of families who have moved from the UK permanently.

I like to think of life as an adventure.

Trencher wrote:It's funny when a woman losses something, as they are normally the "finders" in the household and the men are the "can't finders". So I think it comes as a shock to the system when things are reversed. I know I always feel so relieved when that happens.

I quite often misplace things for a short while but don't usually lose things completely unless they have been stolen.

I have never lost car keys, in fact I've never lost any keys before.

I lost my ski poles a couple of weeks ago too...Oh no! It must be my age!

OldAndy wrote:

snowb4ndit wrote:Come back!!!

We miss you already. :D

Has Wickers checked his pockets for the key ??
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