Posted by Ryan
December 23, 2004
That’s right, I did. I had a blast skiing, but failed to take my camera with me. Of course, I could have stopped skiing, taken my skiis off, walked in those horrible ski boots to the car, retrieved the camera, walked back in the horrible boots, and been on my merry way, but I didn’t think it’d be worth it. The skiing was too much fun.
The snow was good. The views were breathtaking. So very beautiful. I love the views high up in the mountains. :) The weather was frigid (6 degrees fahrenheit in the parking lot, who knows how cold up on top of the mountain), but it was nice and sun-shiny. I’m hoping to go again next week. Probably to Brighton.
Posted by Ryan
December 23, 2004
I’m on the slopes of Snowbird today! I hope to get some good pictures to post on here later. My friend and I are doing a half day 12:30-4:30. While I hope all the swing dancing I do has done something for my endurance, I’m guessing since this is my first time skiing this season that my legs won’t last very long and I’ll be crawling to the car by 3:00. Oh well. It’ll still be fun.
Posted by Ryan
December 10, 2004
I came across this yesterday via Gadling and have since wasted at least 1 hour playing with it. I’ve sucessfully completed “The Wall” three times now. I’m amazing. Crash and burn is too difficult. Maybe with another 3 hours I can get it down.
Check it out: Ski Stunt Simulator. Press the space bar to get the guy sking, then move your mouse around to control the way his body moves. It’s not as easy as it sounds.
This is why I don’t play games. I’d waste way too much time.
P.S. Make that four times.
Edited over a year after original post to add:
I finally mastered Crash and Burn!
