3-5 months, was on a very limited budget, taking two night classes a week, and only had to revise something you wrote, what would you do?
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3-5 months, was on a very limited budget, taking two night classes a week, and only had to revise something you wrote, what would you do?
Ski... a lot.
In the US, Utah is a pretty darned good place to ski alot.
Seeing as how you infer you have to attend those classes, I won't suggest Briancon or Bardoneccia or ...
work in a lab/field research/ski
sleep.
No, seriously - I'm wicked tired and I think I could sleep for about 3 months.
I'd go ski Timp on tuesday and give it some thought. That should clear your mind a bit. Then I'd hit Cherry Peak for further clarity. Eventually, the Tetons should solidify your decision.
Just make sure you make your final decision on a summit of a snowy peak, not in a smog filled valley.
Spend some time in the desert (when it's not snowing of course). Seriously, winter is a great time to hit up Moab as nobody is around. Indian Creek kicks ass as a lot of walls face south and the temps around noon are as perfect as the splitter cracks. Not to mention the La Sals.
Same with Zion. Did a quickie wall once in early March and it was sweet. Nobody on the route and no cars on the road. Even if climbing aint your thing, both places are great for hiking and just being outside. Oh, and winter is perfect bike season in St. George.
Otherwise, ski yer ass off, take pics, and post 'em here.
ski your ass off
find a place with hot women, drink beer, and ski every fuckin day!! b/c 2 classes isnt enough to get my ass off the slopes and back in school.
ski a lot and watch as much Victoria Jealouse as possible.