Tyndall Stone Lodge Whistler

... nicht so einfach. Ich wurde nämlich als Frühstücksköchin eingestellt, habe aber keine Ahnung wie man kanadischen Frühstück zubereitet und ich soll dort auch noch andere anleiten. Am 13. Dezember soll ich anfangen. Ich hoffe das ich bis dahin etwas anderes gefunden habe.

Nun warten wir darauf dass wir einen Anruf vom Hotel bekommen, wenn alles nicht klappt dann bleiben wir in Vancouver und suchen uns hier was.

Houston, we have a problem. At 27 days before departure, I put my back out... and I mean badly! All progress stopped - daily life as we knew it fell apart. But I am happy to say that I am well on my way to recovery (I can actually walk now.) In an effort to avoid stress, I have made all sorts of "to do lists" and am doing my best to check off the items one at a time. Get a new roof on the house ...

We all decided that today we would not ski. It is so early in the season and we were tired from the past two days, so we had a big walk on some of the trails around the village and in general just enjoyed being together as a family. The time is so precious when family members live on opposite sides of the continent.

Today it was beautiful. The sky was clear. It was just slightly below zero and the skiing was absolutely great. Blaze got to spend part of the day in his crate, and we all went out skiing together. We skiied Whistler first and then took the new "Peak to Peak" over to Blackcomb. What ...

Woke to sunshine and clean air and decided to take advantage of my mountain high to go on a hike. Walked about 5 miles, down to the small village of Creekside at the base of the mountain, where I wandered through a few of the local shops, then back up again. Everyone else had eaten by then, so I grabbed a cup of coffee and a couple strips of bacon that Barbara had kindly left out. I made a 1/2 ...

... really nice. With a lot of African French people also who are all so beautiful (the girls anyway) no wonder they are in paris. So following that we went to some temple, we tended to see things I had no idea what they were but they were amazing the pictures don't do them justice, then went to the catacombs which was incredible. Bones layered in 20km tunnel under the city but so perfectly with patterns and even a love heart made out of skulls. The 2 hour wait in the ...

... are taking so long and his visa runs out end of May, so he is going back to the U.K until sorted. As always the photos are about to follow so have a look, The pictures will be up in order with how my day and night went, and Dan and Lou BBQ first then the ski patrol BBQ also we got T-shirts with a patrol saying on the front and all the team on the back with there names, nice..... Hope all is well to one and all Kilvo x

... give us our boarding passes (we had reserved the flight online), weigh our bags and sent us on our way. Once again a super tiny plane but totally sold out. I think there were 12 of us. We flew into the San Jose airport which is actually located just outside of San Jose in a town called Alajuela. We took a taxi into Alajuela and as per our request, our cabbie recommended a "hotel barrato" (cheap) called the Hotel International. This little place was great. It was $25/night, had hot ...

Sunny weather once again and we did some hiking around some lakes today. Then onto the very touristy and resorty, Whistler. Our night out started off in DubLynn Gate, an Irish pub, where Megan taught us some Irish dancing. Then onto Moe Joe's for some real dancing. Our 2 days were filled with horseriding at Pemberton. I was a little ...

... some time to actually find our hotel. We walked around the town for a bit and stopped to eat a quick bite. The weather was chilly and there was still quite a lot of snow on the surrounding mountains. We had dinner at the Westin after a relaxing afternoon