Flashback Friday to when Fridays were my fave day of the week. *sigh*
Now Fridays mean trekking to our luxurious ski house in. . . New Hampshire.*sigh*
Yes, I am an extremely poor sport about this entire winter hobby. I try and look at the positives and be grateful for the opportunity not cry the entire way up but I just don’t have it in me. Skiing makes me feel defeated in every sense of the word. Especially last year when I fell off the chairlift {WHY isn’t everyone terrified of these, btw?!} in front of my 7 year olds who manage to maneuver it just fine. And then promptly started crying. By the sounds of this blog, I cry a lot, right? I swear I don’t really. Just when I fall or can’t get a puppy.
The spoiled brat in me shines bright like a black diamond on these trips. And I just want to transport myself back to a ski vacay I could get behind.
Deer Valley . . .
and specifically the Talisker Club.
Heated chair lifts?
Check!
Gorgeous surroundings inside and out?
Check!
Yummy food & drink?
Check!
Fresh powder skiing that even I can manage?
forreals. Check!
Amazing town {Park City} with great restaurants within minutes?
Check!
Famous peeps?
Check!
St. Regis spa that you can ski in/out {or take a car – obvious preferred method of transportation}
Check!
We stayed here which had access to all of the above. Highly recommend!
For all the other best places to stay – check out the New York Times 36 hours article.
Back to my current situation at hand. The ski house . . . in . . . New Hampshire. I need to go pack. *sigh*
I’m going to try a new technique this season. I’m going to dress all Talisker Club at Mt. Sunapee. Yep, I am. Watch me. Watch me.
I’ll report back on how that goes.
perhaps this?
All joking aside check this genius company out.
Kind of obsessed with the idea of a ski pant that is actually flattering. I mean, who knew that was a real thing?
I also have something we refer to as the divorce coat around here that I might bust out. (Long story)
Happy Friday!
Stay safe out there, put your positive {ski} pants on and always dress the part – no matter what your destination.
