Still the dreamers come, still the dreamers are left to die.
Pictures?
Nothing much to say.
Nothing much to show.
Nothing much new [besides my job at Subway].
Heres a few pictures [and captions].
A few randoms with my asian sister Richana.
I uh...
How 'bout them Chargers?
And here is my Mammoth trip in a nutshell.
We arrived late on a Sunday evening to some severe storm conditions.
So we shacked up [and ate a bit of pizza] for the night and slept in the hopes of waking up to a nice day for boarding.
Woke up to yet another day of stormy weather, which was predicted to get worse before it got better.
Me and Brendan ventured out, and it was frickin' freezing.
After a hectic day of battling the storm, we headed home exhausted.
And fell asleep in hopes of a better day, despite what the weather reports told us.
Woke up to the worst day of them all.
My step brother didn't even venture out that day.
I'm not sure if it was worth it, but it was quite an experience.
Not being able to tell the difference between the whiteness of the snow on the ground and the snow flying in front of me was quite a trip. I couldn't see my hands when extended, and everything I saw was white, no shades, just pure white. Not being able to stand when I got off the lift due to the force of the blowing wind at the top of the mountain was pretty scary also. Most every lift had shut down by the end of the day it was so bad. And that was most definitely the coldest I have ever been [icicles were frozen on my nose].
After that day, I had one GREAT night of sleep.
A great night of sleep preceding two GLORIOUS days for snowboarding.
Not one cloud in the sky.
On the way out we decided to give snowmobiling a go [which was super fun].
We hit some trails and found this nice lookout.
Did they say no jumping the snowmobiles?
[My dad tries to be cool like me sometimes].
Thats about it.
Have a good one my friends.
Nothing much to say.
Nothing much to show.
Nothing much new [besides my job at Subway].
Heres a few pictures [and captions].
A few randoms with my asian sister Richana.
I uh...
How 'bout them Chargers?
And here is my Mammoth trip in a nutshell.
We arrived late on a Sunday evening to some severe storm conditions.
So we shacked up [and ate a bit of pizza] for the night and slept in the hopes of waking up to a nice day for boarding.
Woke up to yet another day of stormy weather, which was predicted to get worse before it got better.
Me and Brendan ventured out, and it was frickin' freezing.
After a hectic day of battling the storm, we headed home exhausted.
And fell asleep in hopes of a better day, despite what the weather reports told us.
Woke up to the worst day of them all.
My step brother didn't even venture out that day.
I'm not sure if it was worth it, but it was quite an experience.
Not being able to tell the difference between the whiteness of the snow on the ground and the snow flying in front of me was quite a trip. I couldn't see my hands when extended, and everything I saw was white, no shades, just pure white. Not being able to stand when I got off the lift due to the force of the blowing wind at the top of the mountain was pretty scary also. Most every lift had shut down by the end of the day it was so bad. And that was most definitely the coldest I have ever been [icicles were frozen on my nose].
After that day, I had one GREAT night of sleep.
A great night of sleep preceding two GLORIOUS days for snowboarding.
Not one cloud in the sky.
On the way out we decided to give snowmobiling a go [which was super fun].
We hit some trails and found this nice lookout.
Did they say no jumping the snowmobiles?
[My dad tries to be cool like me sometimes].
Thats about it.
Have a good one my friends.