http://taiwaneers.com/2009/02/skiing-in-korea/ A couple of kids from Michigan living the high life in Taiwan Mon, 06 Feb 2012 16:25:42 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://taiwaneers.com/2009/02/skiing-in-korea/comment-page-1/#comment-445 winnie Sat, 07 Mar 2009 19:03:18 +0000 http://taiwaneers.com/?p=100#comment-445 Hey Michael - Wow! What a trip! Besides the great slopes and feeling your nose go numb, the Korean people sound wonderful. As a family, the Holders and acouple of other familys used to vacation in Boyng MI (sp?) and Aspen CO. My fondest memories growing up were in Aspen especially. I think that's why I love the snow so much. It was a special place. Of course you're right about coming in from skiing on the slopes and the cold to warmth and a hot meal. Heavenly! The heated pools, fireplaces, deep snow, sleding at night at the bottom of Aspen Mtn. When we first started going to Aspen John Denver was still playing in some of the restaurants there and Mom and Dad got to see him. I was to young - he played mostly in the bars. I still day dream about the place - flying down the slopes. I was in high school when we stopped going. Mom and Dad were'nt healthy enough and I didn't have the money. Very pricey. Well as you can see your writing about your trip has tripped some very wonderful memories for me. Thank you. Love to you both - Aunt Winnie Hey Michael – Wow! What a trip! Besides the great slopes and feeling your nose go numb, the Korean people sound wonderful. As a family, the Holders and acouple of other familys used to vacation in Boyng MI (sp?) and Aspen CO. My fondest memories growing up were in Aspen especially. I think that’s why I love the snow so much. It was a special place. Of course you’re right about coming in from skiing on the slopes and the cold to warmth and a hot meal. Heavenly! The heated pools, fireplaces, deep snow, sleding at night at the bottom of Aspen Mtn. When we first started going to Aspen John Denver was still playing in some of the restaurants there and Mom and Dad got to see him. I was to young – he played mostly in the bars. I still day dream about the place – flying down the slopes. I was in high school when we stopped going. Mom and Dad were’nt healthy enough and I didn’t have the money. Very pricey. Well as you can see your writing about your trip has tripped some very wonderful memories for me. Thank you. Love to you both –
Aunt Winnie

]]> http://taiwaneers.com/2009/02/skiing-in-korea/comment-page-1/#comment-434 Mom Jefferies Tue, 03 Mar 2009 06:37:06 +0000 http://taiwaneers.com/?p=100#comment-434 I'm thankful you are back in one piece! I think Bittersweet is closer to $50.00 though but we always got discounts on homeschool day so I can't be sure. I’m thankful you are back in one piece! I think Bittersweet is closer to $50.00 though but we always got discounts on homeschool day so I can’t be sure.

]]> http://taiwaneers.com/2009/02/skiing-in-korea/comment-page-1/#comment-427 andres Sat, 28 Feb 2009 12:03:29 +0000 http://taiwaneers.com/?p=100#comment-427 consider me jealous! been wanting to go snowbording for years but haven't been able to! korea seems the logical choice since going back to canada is too far and japan IS too expensive. consider me jealous! been wanting to go snowbording for years but haven’t been able to! korea seems the logical choice since going back to canada is too far and japan IS too expensive.

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