Will short skis help the move to parallel?

felthorpe wrote:

My eldest (19) is the other extreme and did a ski instructors course in his gap year. He is always up for tagging along for a cheap ski holiday (we can't get rid of him, he certainly doesn't mind going with us oldies if we are paying!)

Tony_H wrote:I do think the idea of taking a mate along might be useful.

Marksman wrote:

Tony_H wrote:I do think the idea of taking a mate along might be useful.

Well why didn't you say so then? :lol:

Owen.

Tony_H wrote:

AllyG wrote:

Snapzzz wrote:

AllyG wrote:
I think it would be a very good idea if you could afford to pay for one of her friends to come with you on holiday, especially if they ski worse than she does.

Ally

Maybe there is some mileage in taking one of her mates with you, or booking with a like minded family who she is friends with? It COULD be a parent/child thing going on here - don't like being told, don't want to do because you do, etc. Maybe.

Tony - it's one thing putting pencils up my nose and pants on my head, but claiming my ideas for your own is just too much :evil:

That was MY idea (page 2).

Sorry Snapzzz :oops:

Ally

Snapzzz wrote:Gotta agree with Ally here, she was the first to suggest a companion.

OldAndy wrote:

Snapzzz wrote:Gotta agree with Ally here, she was the first to suggest a companion.

:lol:
and it won't be too many years before you dread her wanting to take a "companion" on holiday.
:roll:

Snapzzz wrote:

OldAndy wrote:

Snapzzz wrote:Gotta agree with Ally here, she was the first to suggest a companion.

:lol:
and it won't be too many years before you dread her wanting to take a "companion" on holiday.
:roll:

Yeah, the day she brings home 'Mr Right" will the day she gets locked up.