Skiing

Hey Team

Jeff here. Sorry I haven't been posting. Little to say (for a change!) I guess.

Um, well, it's sunday night. Am quite tired after a big weekend on the snow.We drove down on friday night leaving at 4:30 and getting into ohakune just before 11. We then skied fairly hard out on saturday and enjoyed checking out the new 6 seater at Turoa. Leather seats would you believe. Me and a mate (who also can't ski good) decided to check out a run we had seen the groomers making earlier in the day. Unfortunately they hadn't finished making the run yet and so we found ourselves in a wee bit of a pickle. Needless to say we survived to tell the tale with only the odd bruise and scratch on our skis. Overnight there was 25 cm of powder on turoa but unfortunately blizzard conditions killed off our chances so we boosted home instead. So yeah, by a big weekend i mean one day skiing but hey, exaggeration is the art of telling a good story.

Work is picking up at the moment after a few quiet weeks which is good. I am doing quite a large project surrounding our imports business which should keep me busy for a bit.

Kate is doing well in aussie. Highlights involve working many night shifts, going to byron bay and performing a nose-lego extraction.

Dave's flat is going well. We've managed to scare off one flatmate and get a new ginger one. This is obviously going to improve the ginger to non-giner ratio in my favour.

Out for dinner on friday, no plans for the rest of the week and then maybe skiing again the weekend after. Am off to sudney for some one elses wedding at start of led zepptember. I will be taking notes!!

Party on.

Jeff
PS Matt buddy - north island ski access roads are very easy to drive up and sealed. 2wd is all good 80% of the time. We should organise a weekend up there. I'll pick you up on the way through!

PSS wedding - all going to plan i guess. Kate says the darling harbour reception venue looks very slick so that is good. choyce

PSSS - be my facebook friend. I'll be yours.