Took the day yesterday and went skiing up at Wilmot Mountain, which might be the only ski "resort" in America constructed on the site of a former landfill. Over the years, I've been pretty spoiled when it comes to skiing. There were a couple small but nice places near where I grew up in Rochester, and the Green Mountains of Vermont were only a few hours away...we'd head up there 3 or 4 times a year. I dated a gal for a while out here who later moved to Vail and worked as an instructor there, so I used to fly out there and ski for free now and then.
So skiing down a little hill on man-made snow isn't all that fun for me, but it was still a good time. I wanted to get some practice in before Tahoe next month, and I did.
After skiing was done, we headed over to the outlet mall in Kenosha. There's 3 places in the world where I can piss money away like water: Vegas, the Sox Garage Sale, and outlet malls. I was surprisingly well-behaved yesterday though--bought 2 shirts at Brooks Brothers for 60 bucks and a vest from Columbia for $20. Pretty proud of myself.
K on the other hand spent 16.99 on some spatulas at Le Creuset. Why we need more spatulas in this house (especially blue ones) is well beyond my comprehension. Oh well.
So skiing down a little hill on man-made snow isn't all that fun for me, but it was still a good time. I wanted to get some practice in before Tahoe next month, and I did.
After skiing was done, we headed over to the outlet mall in Kenosha. There's 3 places in the world where I can piss money away like water: Vegas, the Sox Garage Sale, and outlet malls. I was surprisingly well-behaved yesterday though--bought 2 shirts at Brooks Brothers for 60 bucks and a vest from Columbia for $20. Pretty proud of myself.
K on the other hand spent 16.99 on some spatulas at Le Creuset. Why we need more spatulas in this house (especially blue ones) is well beyond my comprehension. Oh well.
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