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just another day in Breck...

It's been a crazy, busy few days and having a massive cold on top of it hasn't been the best but I've pushed through and here we are! After all, we're in Breck, life is GREAT!!  On to the important stuff  ;)  .....The 2012 International Snow Sculpture Challenge. They started hauling in HUGE blocks of snow into town on Monday and on Tuesday the teams started hacking away to turn the bank blocks of snow into AMAZING pieces of art.  Snow and ice EVERYWHERE!   Jim (Troy's father) came up for a visit on Tuesday and snapped this pic. Two of my favorite things, coffee and camera.    Here is a sneak peak of what's to come on Saturday. This is the top of one of the sculptures. I look at this and think "we should all just get along"  :) We picked Stella up from school this afternoon and headed over the arena to check out the progress.  Love these two. Tommy and JD came up for a visit and got to check the a...

knitting machine...

 My mom has been a knitting mama making these awesome headbands and hats. I think everyone one at Rally Sport, along with all the Buff, ski and nordic ladies and even other NCAA ski teams in their team colors are wearing one!   All colors and sizes!   I think these are my favorites!  My mom rocks!   I have been wearing them non-stop and have been amassing quite the collection! Woo hoo!! If you want one, I know where you can get one!  ;) Love and Gratitude.

love this little one....

Scary how fast she's growing up right in front of our eyes. Learning, growing and loving... The faster she goes the bigger the smile. A little random but I never got around to posting these pics and I always liked them. This was a great night in Boston, exploring the town in October with Troy and Stella.   She's going to be taller then me soon! Eeek Loving this little one......Gratitude. 

family ski day....

Love and Gratitude..

love colorado...

On our way to Eldora yesterday morning we got to see another amazing Colorado sunrise. I had the camera locked and loaded and this is what i got.  Peak to Peak Highway...  Black Hawk/Central City...  The drive down into Nederland.   Troy took this shot on the way home near Rollins. What a great day of skiing. Blessed to be back home in Colorado. Love and gratitude. 

go ski racer, go.....

Ski racing season is in full swing! Woo hoo! Unfortunately since we moved back to Colorado we don't get to see Jordan or Taylor race but Taylor is coming out in February so at least we get to ski with her.  Jordan has been kicking some major booty and we got this picture from her the other day. This was her first race of the season and she finished 2nd but she had a MOJOR bibbo from the back of the pack! SHE IS CRUSHING IT!!!  Check out those sick angles!   Miss Stella and her sick angles. She looks up to Jordan so much, it's awesome. She wants to ski just like her. I hope they get to ski together sometime. Till then we'll keep training and working hard.  On top of skiing, Stella has really gotten into Tae-kwan-do. She goes three times a week after school and is kicking so major booty in that too. Tae-kwan-do pics coming soon.  Till then, much love and gratitude....

too soon...

From SkiRacing.com Freeskiing legend Sarah Burke of Squamish, B.C. died today (Jan. 19) at the age of 29. She was a world champion halfpipe skier and four-time X-Games gold medalist. The following is a statement from her family. Groundbreaking Canadian freestyle skier Sarah Burke passed away at 9:22AM January 19, 2012 at the University of Utah Hospital from injuries sustained in an accident on the Eagle Superpipe at Park City Mountain Resort on Tuesday, January 10, 2012. She was training for upcoming winter events.   As the result of Sarah’s fall, she suffered a ruptured vertebral artery, one of the four major arteries supplying blood to the brain. The rupture of this artery led to a severe intracranial hemorrhage, which caused Sarah to go into cardiac arrest on the scene. Emergency personnel responded and CPR was administered on the scene during which time she remained without a pulse or spontaneous breathing.  Studies in the University of Utah Hospital Emergency Dep...