J2Ski Forum Posts and Replies by Ian Wickham

Mike from NS wrote:

pavelski wrote:Mike,

You ski with your wife at all times,does she have input?

All the time... :shock: Well most of the time... The question at the top of the lift ... left or right ??? she selects the next run. It is all good to me - left or right :!:. After a while she may wish a rest so off I go for a solo run. Not as much fun without her :roll:

If she has a good time then I will too. Every Saturday morning (after a stressful work week) we leave home about 7:45-am for the 9 am first chair. Being there for the first chair keeps me happy and this may be her effort for the good days we have. By the end of the season, there is no getting her out the door early on a Saturday morning :!:

Mike :wink:

Mike from NS wrote:

Ian Wickham wrote:
Mike, you are a man of great wisdom :lol:

Why, thank you Ian ... and I expect you are as well :D

The skill we need however, is to have our wives think this :!: That is sometimes a tall order.

But Rose brings out a good point. Select a sleigh ride which travels with the wind :mrgreen:

Mike

bandit wrote:

Ian Wickham wrote:

Tony_H wrote:Mo's is the Tex Mex on the cross roads down the hill a bit. Usually has a live act on most nights. Good food, massive portions, waitresses with big kahunas.

Kahunas, Is that a big burger ? :shock:

No, everyone knows that Kahuna's are Hawaiian Holy men. When I was holidaying on Kauai, one turned out to bless the new by-pass that was just opened :D Really he did.

So, presumably "Mo's" has 2 priests cooking the Tex-Mex?

RossF wrote:Where, Ian?

Carl_nichols wrote:Great to see the fab conditions out there this year.. Hope it stays as I'll be out there first week in Jan.... :D

Looking forward to it this year after the last 2 years of disapointing conditions.... :P

Tony_H wrote:Mo's is the Tex Mex on the cross roads down the hill a bit. Usually has a live act on most nights. Good food, massive portions, waitresses with big kahunas.

cwagner wrote:

Ian Wickham wrote:

caron-a wrote:what date skigirl?

Ian, it sounds as good an excuse as any to get yourself out there...
it'll be my first time on 19th jan, can't wait :D

I really can't squeeze any more skiing into this winter, but I am intrigued as to why it is so popular with so many people.
It's not that I am unsociable but I really do enjoy other countries culture without the need to mix with my own on holiday, so I suppose my biggest nightmare is a Brit invaded resort. :D

How do you feel about Aussies??? Our first trip to N on 7th February ;thanks to all the good reports here!!!