Hey all! Who wants to go skiing/snowboarding?
Here's the official event posting in the SGDE group. This is a public group, so feel free to join up if you wanna check it out. You can always leave the group afterward if you don't want to stay. I wish it were just that easy in real-life! Heh.
Ok, the most important thing is equipment. If you don't have any, rentals are available, but you will need a $400 deposit in the form of cash, check, or credit card. I called ahead for this "priveledged" info so there won't be any surprises for anyone that wants to come. Yeah, I'm considerate.
If you're a beginner, you will need a few things. First of all, some waterproof or resistant pants are a must! Don't want to freeze your ass off.... literally. A similar type of jacket or coat will work, and you will definitely want to pick up some gloves if you don't have them. Waterproof gear is a plus.
Not necessary, but good to have are goggles / sunglasses, a beanie / winter hat, chapstick, and sunscreen [for all you fair-skinned people, or if you're afraid of getting sunburn (yes, really)]. It would also be a good idea to bring a warm change of clean clothes and some extra socks. A towel comes in handy too, for those of us who perspire heavily. Also, bring a lunch in a bag, cooler, or whatever if you don't want to pay lodge prices for food.
I will be willing to help anyone with some pointers and non-professional instruction if you will be snowboarding. I'm sure there will also be other people coming who can help with this as well. Or you could pay for a lesson, if you want, but you'll have to look up the prices on the website for yourself.
Hopefully, I'll see some of you there!
Here's the official event posting in the SGDE group. This is a public group, so feel free to join up if you wanna check it out. You can always leave the group afterward if you don't want to stay. I wish it were just that easy in real-life! Heh.
Ok, the most important thing is equipment. If you don't have any, rentals are available, but you will need a $400 deposit in the form of cash, check, or credit card. I called ahead for this "priveledged" info so there won't be any surprises for anyone that wants to come. Yeah, I'm considerate.
If you're a beginner, you will need a few things. First of all, some waterproof or resistant pants are a must! Don't want to freeze your ass off.... literally. A similar type of jacket or coat will work, and you will definitely want to pick up some gloves if you don't have them. Waterproof gear is a plus.
Not necessary, but good to have are goggles / sunglasses, a beanie / winter hat, chapstick, and sunscreen [for all you fair-skinned people, or if you're afraid of getting sunburn (yes, really)]. It would also be a good idea to bring a warm change of clean clothes and some extra socks. A towel comes in handy too, for those of us who perspire heavily. Also, bring a lunch in a bag, cooler, or whatever if you don't want to pay lodge prices for food.
I will be willing to help anyone with some pointers and non-professional instruction if you will be snowboarding. I'm sure there will also be other people coming who can help with this as well. Or you could pay for a lesson, if you want, but you'll have to look up the prices on the website for yourself.
Hopefully, I'll see some of you there!
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rochelle:
Ooh you snowboard?? Thats hot. I can't even ride a fucking bike!
missmontana:
how you doing? 