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Question: "No Friends on a Powder Day" or "No Man Left Behind"?
- Thread starter NannyMin
- Start date
persee
Ski Diva Extraordinaire
Gotta Love a Colorado Diva!
well ya gotta love NVG!
I can't wait to ski with you again... too bad its soo many months until I'm back in CO. I put on my Vail shirt (thanks again for sacrificing it to me!
) today for work... and I keep looking at skis on the net... Yup. I've gotta be the only person around here who's groaning at the forecaster enthusiastically pronouncing it will be near 80 this weekend. Alas! I'm just not a summer girl!
But I honestly don't care what the conditions. If I agree to ski with someone (as in a group of 4-5 or less) I'm not ditching them. I know that sometimes *I* am the slower one now and I've always appreciated others accomodating me, so why would I do anything else if the situation was reversed?
mollmeister
Angel Diva
If it's just me and my DH or me and my oldest friend (or the three of us), we hang together.
If we have somehow ended up in a big group, rule of thumb is *see ya,* with a meeting point/time for lunch and the end of the day.
If we have somehow ended up in a big group, rule of thumb is *see ya,* with a meeting point/time for lunch and the end of the day.
