I apologize for the lack of updates. I’ve been meaning to update this blog, the only thing that’s holding me back are the pictures that I needed to upload for the Mammoth trip. I’ve been so busy ever since I got back from Mammoth. School, work, the freelance, and of course the night escapades, have been occupying my life like crazy. Monday night was a bit crazy for me, for some divine reason I was at work in the morning and I’m on time, sweet Jesus. And last night, I don’t even want to talk about it! Anyway, I have a lot in my mind lately and this blog will help seeps some out. I have a few blogs that I need to post, I didn’t want to post them, reason because I didn’t want it to contradict with the past events to the recent one’s. I hope you’re getting what I’m trying to imply, because I feel like I’m not making any sense.
The weekend has been a blast. I couldn’t be any happier when I’m up the mountain and shredding myheart out. I’ll dispense the details on my blog about Mammoth. Getting out of the city and taking a break from the normal routine of life is definitely a must in everyone’s lives. Snowboarding season is in full blast, and it strikes me again that snowboarding is an all-or-nothing proposition. Compromise can gnaw away at the plan; it seeps through the cracks in our lives until, pretty soon, it’s running the show. Driver’s wanted, right? But sometimes we all end up going for a ride. Traditional restrictions apply; job, rent, him, her … the car, the dog. There are plenty of obstacles to get in the way. But, man, an occasional trip to the snow-an on-again, off-again brush with happiness-just doesn’t cut it. What am I getting at? Life is short. Winter is shorter, but stronger. If you’ve never tried snowboarding or always thought of trying it, procastinating won’t get you no where. Design your days around snowboarding with the people who are important to you, and the rest will fall into place. There’ll be time enough for compromise when spring comes around.
(more pictures soon)
