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Monday March 14, 2005

Sun, Hockey, Snow and Skiing

This weekend was another great example of why it rocks to live in Denver. On Saturday, Holly (Julie's sister) hosted a house-warming/birthday party and we enjoyed a few Coors Lights in the 70 degree weather. Saturday night, I took Abbie and a couple of friends to the DU Hockey game, and when we left it was snowing. Sidenote: Abbie has switched from calling it "Hockey" to "DU Hockey" and she's becoming very well versed in "Go DU!".

I woke up early yesterday morning, picked up a friend and after 2 hours of nasty roads and traffic, we were skiing Keystone at 10. There was 5 inches of fresh powder and the sun was out - meaning it was a beautiful day to be on the slopes. This morning it's still snowing and expected to continue for a few more days. I'm sure we'll get spring weather again soon, but not soon enough for Julie.

Posted in General at Mar 14 2005, 06:15:20 AM MST 2 Comments
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Thanks Matt. Just when I was starting to forget about my ski trip that got cancelled this year ;).

Posted by Justin on March 14, 2005 at 09:12 AM MST #

Abbie might want to rethink saying that if there are any chinese folks in the crowd. "DU" is very close to a phrase that translates literally to "f**". :-)

Posted by Ken on March 14, 2005 at 01:13 PM MST #

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