Still sick - How to ski?

[talyen]

Am now concerned about ski trip - the heck with work. Skipped it today, felt a little guilty until the room spun some more. Fever is gone (not sure where), and managed in my boredom to clean the kitchen cupboard fronts. You know, the ones you can reach while sitting on the floor, since I can't bend over without falling over.

Yep, then I took a nap. (;

So, I'm still planning to go skiing, not sure if I'll work that half-day I planned tomorrow, and am concerned I won't get to actually ski. I'm guessing it's not as much fun when the slope moves when you turn your head, but maybe it would just add to the danger factor, who knows?

I'm still going. And I want to be the driver, so Catherine can work in the car. See, I'm dragging her along, and I feel guilty about interrupting her work for skiing, so to assuage that, she will be working in the car while I drive. Hence, I *need* to feel better tomorrow.

So, should I wear my ski pants, etc, in the car tomorrow, so we can take the 5pm lesson and get some skiing in right when we get there?

(bright side, here I come!)

Comments

[elizilla]

Maybe you should carpool with Hope, or with Andy Vinton. Then you can make THEM drive. :-)

[nubianamy.livejournal.com]

I hope you have a great time anyway. =) Wrap up, stay warm, have a good time.

[brendand.livejournal.com]

Seriously, don't hurt yourself. It's more important we have a living Krysta who didn't ski and is somewhat more depressed about it than otherwise. *hugs*

[shadowriderhope.livejournal.com]

I hope you feel better, but don't push it. Personally, I would recommend taking a lesson in the morning after you've had a full night's rest -- plus you'll have the benefit of more sunlight. Night skiing can be a little bit more of a challenge. But definitely, come along - it'll be a blast!

I'd offer to carpool, but I'm not sure if I'm going to come back Sunday night or Monday sometime, and my car is teeny. But let me know - if you're really interested, we can probably make it work.