I have heard it said, “Every day is a gift,” and never had I felt it more than my days… Read more Snowbird PSIA/AASI Women’s Summit, Round 2
Category: Memoir
Leap Day: Option Two
Thursday night I got a text from Ernest who had conducted our chair ride interview (https://tinyurl.com/s8pafcc ). He had told… Read more Leap Day: Option Two
Moving on to Canyons, now known as Park City Canyons
Over the years I have skied the Park City side of the Park City/Canyons ski area. Last year I took… Read more Moving on to Canyons, now known as Park City Canyons
Deer Valley MAGIC
To do the trip I am doing, you gotta love to drive. And I love to drive. I left Driggs… Read more Deer Valley MAGIC
Grand Targhee—Beyond Skiing
MARCH 20 My time at Sun Valley came to an end, and my car pointed to Driggs, Idaho, a four-hour… Read more Grand Targhee—Beyond Skiing
Sun Valley, Japanese Internment Camps, Bald Mountain and Community Reads
It’s ten and a half hours from Elk Grove, California to Sun Valley, Idaho. I had driven two nine-hour days… Read more Sun Valley, Japanese Internment Camps, Bald Mountain and Community Reads
Heavenly, Alpine, Homewood: Tahoe Heaven
The long drive and the terrible accident didn’t deter me—I woke early and spent the next two days at Heavenly.… Read more Heavenly, Alpine, Homewood: Tahoe Heaven
Skiing Lake Tahoe–the Abbreviated Version
My earliest memory of big resort skiing was at Lake Tahoe. I was at Stanford from 1972-76 and while I… Read more Skiing Lake Tahoe–the Abbreviated Version
McMinnville to Elk Grove, Nieces and Sisters
I knew nothing about McMinnville, except that Linfield College was there, and that was where my niece was going. She… Read more McMinnville to Elk Grove, Nieces and Sisters
The Drive out of Whistler, Crossing the Border
I left Whistler and took Highway 99 southwest towards Vancouver and the US Border. The exchange rate is in our… Read more The Drive out of Whistler, Crossing the Border
