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Just mentioning, fwiw, I’m still alive.
Young life was so fun, but freedom is not free…so I am paying the price for having destroyed my spine and knees and shoulders.
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Motorcycles remain fun. I still love my wife and home and 14 y.o. dog.
But the adventurous athletic phase of life has come to a close.
I hope you’re all well :yourock:
You’re one of the best writers on this forum. Please keep coming back and sharing your stories, whatever they may be about
Glad the box fan episode didn’t stop you from posting
Also, that is one sad C&H!
Yoga, get on the mat
People who do not have serious back issues really love recommending yoga to people who do. If it was only that fucking easy a thing to fix.
Happy to see you posting again IAS.
Good to hear from you J. I think of you whenever I ride my motorcycle through Mora. :tongue:
Other times too. ;)
* pearl jam voice *
OOOOHHH Ill advdised strategy is still alive
Heeey ohhh ohh
did you ever move the undiscovered mecca of snow sports you were seeking. Hope you are doing well!
Good to see you, mang, you were missed, even if I knew that you were still alive.
Yeah the pearl jam popped in there for a min, but this one...
should be taken to heart.
+++++
Good to hear from you.
You are a fantastic writer and storyteller. I miss reading your thoughts here.
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Well damn Yeti. Sorry to hear about the brokenness. Have you thought of yoga :fmicon: or prancercize?
Hope you post some more
I suggest just dating the yoga instructor
Hey Jeremiah, I hope you are happy and I hope life outside of athletic stuff is going well for you.
Thanks for helping me get into fighting fire as a naive 22 year old kid. I'm now in my late 30s and have been dealing with some health issues for the past 1.5 years. Getting older is rough.
You're a great dude and I miss your writing. Please look me up next time you are in the Tetons, either for skiing or sightseeing or whatever. Thanks for all of your help along the way.
There he is, Tiiitttaaaaaaaayyyyyz!
Thanks for checking in, shows you know we're missing you and yourn. You come up in convo with other mags a lot.
Swing in more often and regale us with your stories and opinions.
This gene pool needs to get a lil' deeper, c'mon in friend.
I-AS -Quote:
Originally Posted by ill-advised strategy
Welcome,,, back / home -
You have not been forgotten ;
Good ! For You ! !! for finding your way into another chapter --
If cycles are still fun, m'be some Big, Old jetski to ride the Lake until ( Later) !
Peace, my friend !
tj ( skiJ )
oh. and FknA ! !! live on! !!
Don't ever give up...
Keep moving every day
Larga vida al Yeti
Thanks for checking in mang.
As many said, you have a gift with words
Thanks J, that makes me happy. Glad I could contribute to abusing your joints in some big BCC seasons.
keep L I V I N the world needs you
YETI !!!!!!
MAN
YEEEESSS!!!
I always enjoy your prose.
Evocative, gritty and poignant.
YETI !!!
This totally cracks me up. Ages ago, maybe 30 years), my friend’s girlfriend, (who never works out), was yapping to me after one of my assorted many injuries. “Oh, you should do yoga!” I’m like, “Yeah…I’ve done lots of fancy stretching”, (yoga). “Oh, it’s different than stretching.” She even knew I was a gymnast.Quote:
Originally Posted by Self Jupiter
Then I started ranting about if had time after my couple hour rides, or weightlifting or whatever the hell else I was doing, backcountry skiing, etc.
I have no idea what she’s doing these days. Prolly hot box, hot stone, SUP yoga on a pickle ball court.
Thx fellas. I had a clinical psychologist strongly reccomend some distance from ski media/social world, because at times it had become gut wrenching unresolvable fomo.
This spring I was beginning to feel more physically solid, and decided to start bike commuting again after a few years of motorcycle and moped, and almost instantly I pulled every muscle from my knee to my shoulder and eventually ended up in the hospital with the worst spinal nerve pain imaginable, and 5 weeks off work, walking with a cane, etc.
It reminded me of a few years ago when I finally felt like my right shoulder was ok enough to paddle, and I called my surfing buddy and told him while I was driving to the ski hill, and 30 minutes later I had hooked a tip on tracked-up refrozen and destroyed my left shoulder.
I dunno, I am not dead yet, just deteriorating. It’s ok, circle of life.
^^^ FYI, either we die before facing physical decline or we don't.
That is everyone of us.
Living to a ripe old age ain't for pussies.
Hang in there and if you don't want to suffer from FOMO and avoid the shithole, at least check in once in a while like you just did. Your presence is missed.
Clearly, this shrink has no experience or understanding of teh trgz.Quote:
Originally Posted by ill-advised strategy
I think it’s importanter to find new interests to replace the ones you’ve aged out of but I don’t think the way to get past fomo is avoidance.
I feel ya on the injuries. But youre still a great writer. It’s a gift i hope you keep using