dinner party & skiing

[http://dummy.us.eu.org/robert (Robert)]

 > From: "g3" <http://www.cox.net/~g3>
 > Date: Wed, 6 Apr 2005 08:46:58 -0700
 > Subject: Re: thanks for the birthday gift
 >
 > So glad you got and are enjoying your Birthday gift.

I still haven't had time to transfer all my bicycle tools to it yet.  I'll
probably get to that next time I have a bicycle failure/crisis. :-)

 > How did your large
 > Indian food dinner party turn out at your home for your Birthday?

Everybody seemed to enjoy themselves.  Thankfully, 5 people didn't show
up, so it wasn't quite as squishy as I thought it was going to be.  eVite
has an option to limit the number of attendees to get-togethers and I'll
use that next time (assuming there is a next time).

 > Our ski
 > trip was fine, no injuries. We did get over 1 foot of new snow while there
 > so Don enjoyed using his 4 wheel drive in his Ford Escape which easily
 > plowed through the new unplowed snow to get from our condo to the ski lift.
 > I took a group powder ski lesson that day never having skiied on fresh
 > powder before. Mammoth actually had groomed some of the trails that night,
 > but there was still 5-6 inches of new snow on top of that which is where we
 > had our lesson from 10-1:30PM. I was quite tired after that as it seems to
 > take more energy and work to ski in that condition rather than on groomed
 > slopes. While there we watched for about 15 min. some of the national ski
 > races that were also taking place there at the same time we were there.
 > Best Wishes,
 > Gail and Don