Week 3: Thursday

Hours, Days, Weeks, Months

Time is running at a very high speed

and we are trying to do our best

and keep up with this speed.

Week 3: OFF WITH XMAS STUFF

 

Xmas tree 

left our house only two weeks

after Xmas holidays were over.

(you usually get rid of Xmas decorations 

after the 6th of january)

E. & I have been very busy with 

homeworks & houseworks

skiing, training, racing
in our spare time
plus ordinary office and school  stuff.
So M. (who could not stand to see Xmas tree anymore)
put it back in the garage on his day off.
Thanks M.

Week 3: A GOOD DAY

 

Ready for another day at school

At least at the moment it's still fun

and E. learns easily all the subjects

Will it be like this also in the future years?

Who knows!

Week 3: DEAR MONDAY

Days are getting longer

 day by day.

But in the morning

we still get up and get ready for the day

in the darkness.

I hate this time of the year 

for this dark all around me

when I open my eyes.

If only it were white outside

instead of brown!

Week 2: RACE AGAIN

 

One more race last Sunday

Better result

11th

A bit more selfconfident.

Week 2: BEAUTIFUL THINGS

Week 2: DILEMMA

 

Week 2: BACK TO SCHOOL

No possibilities to escape

Today is the day

Homeworks: finished

History and Italian Grammar: studied

Back to reality, kid!

Week1 : RACING DAY

Second race of the season

(picture is from last year)
Spring weather:

16 degrees above zero at 1500 metres 

Not a very good result

in the final ranking 

Only 17th

Too scary to hit one of the racing track poles

and hurt himself in the face

Much more fun 

sliding down 

with the bob-sleighing

instead of

sliding down with the skis

For sure!

Week 1: NO WINTER AT ALL

January is supposed to be 

the coldest month of the year.

Not this year.

Not in the first week of this year at least.

 5th of January 2013 - h. 15,00 p.m.

sunset  

so warm ouside to play just with short sleeves

No snow at all since the beginning of December

Week 1: T as TRAINING

8.30 meeting with the trainer at the chairlift station

9,00-12,00 training & training & training

12,00-13,30 lunch at the restaurant

13,30-15,00 training again

15,30 back home again

Hard life 

for a baby skier!

Week 1: XMAS TIME

The only one who really enjoyed

Xmas holidays

(even if indeed every day alarm clock 

waked him up as usual at seven
to be ready for ski training at 8,30)

was E.

I worked almost everyday

and M. worked every day!

TWO THOUSEND THIRTEEN