J2Ski Forum Posts and Replies by caron-a

I went parasailing in Thailand and, as beautiful as it was, all I could think was that I wanted to get down because the harness was extremely painful around my derrier :shock:

You can never be over cautious when it comes to your children. Since hearing that this can happen my boys carry a laminated card with our phone numbers and where we're staying printed on them. They'll also have walkie talkies this year.

Firstly because I don't want them lost but, secondly (and most importantly), I don't want them put off the sport :lol:

In all seriousness, I go for companies who promise smaller class numbers and who are English speaking. It makes a huge difference in my experience.

Yeah Baby 8) :mrgreen:

Where's the lovely avatar gone eljay?

Ian Wickham wrote:

amanda n wrote:

Ian Wickham wrote:Anybody wanna hear about my bad back....????

go on then get it over with :D what have you done

Nothing, I'm just bored about hearing about peoples knees :mrgreen:

I'm sending you good vibes so you never have the need to be involved in the knee problem discussions :wink:. Believe me, I wish I didn't have to be :roll:

amanda n wrote:6 nights to go, and even better we loose an hour's sleep tonight so that's an hour less, everything ready to go, just need map of how to get to Watford and it's all done, yippee x

We were staying at my friend's last night and I'd forgotten about clocks going forward. When she told me the time my first words were: I've just lost an hour of my life - oooooh, I'm an hour closer to the skiing holiday :lol:. I think we have the same disease :roll:

weekendboarder wrote:I've had 2 ACL reconstructions, I dont ski anymore, I've taken up snowboarding, it's a new challenge & snowboarding in powder in awesome!

how was that on your knees while you were learning and how long post-op did you start?

no excuse :roll:

there are many times that you post and I feel jealous :twisted:
enjoy :thumbup: