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Sunday Fun Day

Published on August 1, 2010 in Utah. Closed

Three month whirlwind… quick up-to-speed:

Published on July 5, 2009 in Sumer 2009, Travel, Utah and Whistler. 4 Comments

Since the end of my ski season ie- me visiting AK— I’ve been on the road pretty much ever since. Three bachelorette parties, one wedding, one surf trip, one brother sighting,  and one visit to BC… booyhahhh…. Here’s my last three months in a nutshell:Snowbasin:Star Burger.Alaska:Rich:Tara and Hand :Portland wine tasting, drag shows, and the whole nine yards that come along with things for Sara’s Bachelorette party:Mexico:San Diego for Sara’s wedding:Santa Barbara to visit my bro:Vegas for Jessie’s bachelorette:Look at the people screaming for Jess’s high kick and Bev’s singing!Only three still standing at 6:00 am.   Then Nug came into town for Britta’s Bachelorette Party: White Rim(Britta-ah-ah-ah makes a sexy bride)Somewhere in there Julian shaved his neckbeard….I saw David Byrne…My mom had a birthday party….I went to Whistler for Canada Day:Britta simulated sky diving in Seamus’s kitchen: & Dirt forgot to open his eyes for our only group shot. good talk. Well… that’s a quick up to speed. Did I mention I got pneumonia in Canada?sucked… but I still love Canada.

Ladies and Gents:

Published on October 24, 2008 in Utah. 0 Comments

Be there… Fully realizing that this is posted really late… you should still be there. 

Tour For the Cure

Published on June 11, 2008 in Utah. 0 Comments

April 26-27 2008 – Through the vision of Kelly Holland, the Wasatch mountains found themselves the overnight home for 11 women touring for the first (hopefully) annual “Tour-for-the-Cure”. We raised money for over a month to support the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer foundation in hopes that the women would reach the hypodermic needle in the Wasatch backcountry. While we did not in fact reach the needle– the tour was epic fun just the same…… there was a bottle of champagne passed around in plastic glasses after dinner……and it was a learning experience for everyone with the packing of an overnight-pack –but mostly for Kelly and I…imagine skiing with this sucker… then imagine Kelly Holland=the smallest girl on the tour skiing with the heaviest pack?? Thanks Kelly… for the insight that enabled all of us to have such a great experience.