I see hydraulic turtles.
Definitely not my baby.
Baker has limited number of season passes each year, and the window is already closed. That's less than ideal. But said neighbor baby woke me up at 6 AM this morning and I'm pretty sure I'm pulling the trigger on moving because otherwise I will lose my mind with another 6 months of this.
What's your budget and are you looking to rent or buy? Bellingham has somewhat diverse housing options, but a lot of the better values aren't where I'd want to be. Granted, coming from Steamboat, everthing might look good.
Haha ok my bad on thinking it was your kid.
In all seriousness, I just left a ski town for a more well rounded locale, albeit not Steamboat or Bellingham, and I'm also married with a kid. That said, it has been on the best decisions I have made in my adult life.
Don't get me wrong, I loved my 15 years in ski country, but I found the combination of crowds/aggro ski culture/massive influx of money and resulting keeping up with the Jones' to not be what my mind needed. The availability of other activities besides skiing is good for the soul. Being a one trick pony is not good when you inevitably get hurt or have to work or whatever.
I also manage to actually ski more now. I have no competition for pow days at the office, I do not wait in lift lines (indy area 4 minutes down the street), and I don't have to take a bus, park in a far lot, or pay an exorbitant amount to do it.
Live Free or Die
Are the women really better in Washington?
If anyone is looking for a single lady in Park City, we met a colorful redhead (no joke) at the bar in the Mid-Mountain lodge after a fantastic pow day last year. She was loudly proclaiming to the bartender and anyone who would listen how good she is at using her vibrator and enchanting tales of how her last several dates went horribly wrong. Again, loudly and for all to hear.
As sexually-enlightened as she seemed to be, she did strike us as a bit "off" so we left her unsolicited advances to the unattached patrons in the bar.
We next saw her in the Spur two days later where she fell down the last section of stairs on the way down from the second floor which she blamed on the bartender up there.
Saw her again a couple days later with her dog complaining to people at the bus station that there's no good men in town to date between drags on her cig.
Anyway, I think her name was Michelle or something. Good luck.
I still call it The Jake.
"fuck off you asshat gaper shit for brains fucktard wanker." - Jesus Christ
"She was tossing her bean salad with the vigor of a Drunken Pop princess so I walked out of the corner and said.... "need a hand?"" - Odin
"everybody's got their hooks into you, fuck em....forge on motherfuckers, drag all those bitches across the goal line with you." - (not so) ill-advised strategy
Who's to say, but it didn't stop her from trying to find one, and then telling the world why it went so badly with each of them. The dog was a beautiful husky now that I think about it.
Full-fledged. I shit you not, she told the bartender (and anyone else within earshot) that the "curtains match the drapes".
I still call it The Jake.
I think the bartender was afraid of her.
If Raps is still around and heads up to Park City maybe he could find her and give it the full Asspen treatment. She’s not hard to find given how many times we saw her after that intro in the mountain bar.
I still call it The Jake.
Even money says she used to work with Parvo.
Move upside and let the man go through...
The reasons to move to Bellingham are because you are really stoked about rad mtnbiking 300 days/year rain and shine, have a remote job and thus can afford it, don't particularly like desert heat and sunshine, and don't want to live in a more busy metro like Seattle. While there is access to cool skiing, it is pretty far away and the ski area is tiny. Not a super compelling reason to move on its own - although that is a nice bonus and the bc access is good.
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