Haven't seen the sun for at least a week, and it's supposed to start raining in Mendoza the day I arrive in Argentina. You've got to be kidding. 
And just in case you're curious, no, the UPS people don't know if they have a package for you, or where your last Christmas package is, or how the main roads are. And they're tired of
running up your un-shoveled walkway and getting the truck stuck in the snow and trying to work through a jam-packed
cargo area while answering these questions. Just hold
on and try to remember that Christmas will still be here whether you get your presents or not.
With all of the snow that must be falling in the mountains, I haven't actually gotten to go skiing, just working to recover financially from three months of playing! But I finally got around to waxing the skis and getting them ready to go for my return from down south - more ironing than I've done since... the last time I waxed skis. Priorities.
A huge thanks to those friends who have given me a place to live for the last month. But I'm definitely excited to get back to guiding work - being in town is really hard on me. The last time I was in one place for more than 10 days was two winters ago in Utah! Time to get out...
1 comment:
oh, they are just trying to think of anything to say to you cause they want your attention cause you are cute!
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