Hey you all!!
I just came to the hotel now... its midnight here and i am drunk after a very nice dinner with loads of wine and hapyness with new friends... i am transfering some picures to the notebook so i will have room for tomorrows shots!! Im enjoying everything very much here in Bariloche (Argentina( and just wanted to say to you all that i am happy, drunk and tgat DPC is a very nice place!!
Cheers for you all!!a
And f.,,, off the typing,,, elglish is not my language and i am drunk !!
LOL! Drink more water, and then another glass! ...and be careful where you pee! Inside the establishment that you are staying in, is probably better than outside. Depending where you do it, you only run the risk of being bashed by someone you know, not arrested. (In spite of the good advice, I'm thinking the sink could be a dangerous option).....can't wait to see the holiday pics! ......oh! ....and don't worry about the poor typing, I do worse than that with the fat finger affliction, and English is my first language. :)
IOU the hangover pics... so let me tell a short story...
After my last post on this thread I drank some water and went to bed... on the next day I went to a ski station to try snowboard for the first time (actually that trip was my first experience with snow)...
... So, my friend and her son went uphill and i went to the snowboard rental shop... I was very excited with that experience... so anxious to try it...
So,,, i took my way to the hill and when i just reached the top witn the snowboard I just got the notice that the boy had broken his leg on the snow sled...
So... check out my hangover pic...
So... the next days were kind of non vacation days... finding a way back to brazil to take the boy to surgery and stuff like that... I managed some pictures near the hotel, like my last free study entry ...
Three days later we came back to Brazil and i got another X-ray picture...
Thankfully now the boy got that carbon stuff off and is getting better each day...
PS: I didnt pee in the sink (well... at least I dont remember doing that)
Wow, he really did a job on that, didn't he? So sorry that you didn't get to experience snowboarding, but maybe it was a good thing. Otherwise we might be seeing your xrays as well?
(...) Otherwise we might be seeing your xrays as well?
I thought about this...
BTW... the local "bone doctors" (dunno the name for them in english) said that - over the amateurs - more people get injuried on sleds than on ski and snowboard, because they feel in less danger and take more "innocent" risks... and also because with ski and snowboard you have that hard footwear protecting your bones... (well... dont think that the pros are using sleds, anyway) =D
(...) Otherwise we might be seeing your xrays as well?
I thought about this...
BTW... the local "bone doctors" (dunno the name for them in english) said that - over the amateurs - more people get injuried on sleds than on ski and snowboard, because they feel in less danger and take more "innocent" risks... and also because with ski and snowboard you have that hard footwear protecting your bones... (well... dont think that the pros are using sleds, anyway) =D
