I often think about this : how did I -- someone who generally feels ambivalent about technology -- end up being so deeply immersed in it? For me -- skiing is the equivalent of emperor penguins. I like to get up on a chairlift -- get some exercise -- eat a flattened sandwich from the bottom of a backpack -- drink an overly sweet hot chocolate -- spend time with my 78 year old Mum & dad (who still ski) and just "get above it all" for a few minutes. Nothing focuses the mind like a field of moguls. Nothing calms me down like a slow ride on a chairlift.
I often think about this : how did I -- someone who generally feels ambivalent about technology -- end up being so deeply immersed in it? For me -- skiing is the equivalent of emperor penguins. I like to get up on a chairlift -- get some exercise -- eat a flattened sandwich from the bottom of a backpack -- drink an overly sweet hot chocolate -- spend time with my 78 year old Mum & dad (who still ski) and just "get above it all" for a few minutes. Nothing focuses the mind like a field of moguls. Nothing calms me down like a slow ride on a chairlift.
That sounds AMAZING! Nature-induced awe is pure magic for me, too. Love it.
So glad to hear you’re back Steve! What a wise and funny post!
Thanks, Ashley! ❤️
Love this! I gotta get out of my basement (so to speak:)