J2Ski Forum Posts and Replies by Dids1

Food for thought.

Nice post Pavel x

We used to have a party line (remember them?)
The other party used to tut when we were on it (apparently too often)
They could have yelled 'get off my land-line'

:mrgreen:

acarr wrote:I haven't been around much because we're trying to move house :roll:
It's not been easy :evil:

Very stressful! We did it in December - looking back I'm not sure how we did it really. We had so much 'stuff'

I still have one ski pole (other left on gondola in 2008 in Val Thorens) that I couldn't bear to throw away.
Good luck - it'll be worth it in the end?
:D

Even boxing on the wii is knackering :D

I read it that you were also entertainer OA.
:D

Interesting Dave. I'm left handed, and would always remove my left hand glove to do anything on the lift.
This makes the lh glove ( in my case) the most likely to fall.

Does this mean L handed people are most clumsy (probably)
Or that more left handers ski (unlikely of course)

It wasn"t my intention to put anyway off Chamonix, but is interesting that those who have more time to ski and not cram it all in to their weeks holiday rate it so highly.
It was exactly my feeling about the place and couldn't help being envious of those who clearly lived there.

Daughter didn't miss ski time! We got antibiotics into her pretty quickly!
:D