Kissing more of my childhood goodbye

lindyhop · 12-24-2006, 01:37 PM

Just remember that you're losing "stuff" not the memories that go with the stuff. Treasure photos that remind you of those memories. And those memories will come back at other times when you least expect it.

Ah, Santa's Village... There was a piece in the L.A. Times today about Santa's Village and I remembered that's the first theme park where I took my son. Disneyland was second. Memories...

NickO'Time · 12-25-2006, 12:26 AM

The ski bindings you have are probably on an "Indeminified" list by now. Obviously meaning, the skis you have cannot have new bindings installed or replaced.
The Ski-Tune, sporting good shops have a list of what they can and CAN'T work on and without being liable. In fact most will tell you when they bring them in.(If they are experienced)
Most of the new skis have "factory-ready" mounting, no drilling. I am sure you already know most of this.

I know people who love skiing so much they have made it a permenant museum piece on their walls. Maybe a decoration added to immerse it a bit. Just a suggestion.

12-24-2006, 01:37 PM	#1
lindyhop Swing Swank Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Long Beach Posts: 997	Just remember that you're losing "stuff" not the memories that go with the stuff. Treasure photos that remind you of those memories. And those memories will come back at other times when you least expect it. Ah, Santa's Village... There was a piece in the L.A. Times today about Santa's Village and I remembered that's the first theme park where I took my son. Disneyland was second. Memories... __________________ Hyperbole is the best thing ever!
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12-25-2006, 12:26 AM	#2
NickO'Time Missed it by that much.. Join Date: May 2005 Posts: 678	The ski bindings you have are probably on an "Indeminified" list by now. Obviously meaning, the skis you have cannot have new bindings installed or replaced. The Ski-Tune, sporting good shops have a list of what they can and CAN'T work on and without being liable. In fact most will tell you when they bring them in.(If they are experienced) Most of the new skis have "factory-ready" mounting, no drilling. I am sure you already know most of this. I know people who love skiing so much they have made it a permenant museum piece on their walls. Maybe a decoration added to immerse it a bit. Just a suggestion. __________________ Yeah, right.
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