Mar
1
2004
Today is an exciting day on teeuwsen.com the moustache update has been moved to tomorrow and replaced with a new movie! The movie is “Austrian Ski Clips Two” and is the latest creation in our quest to understand how to use Adobe Premier and all it’s crazy features. It contains new and exciting ski footage from last Saturday (28.02.04). Hope you enjoy it.
Feb
29
2004
Well it is snowing again. This weekend has been a great weekend for skiing. One of Kim’s friends from University (Heidi) went skiing with us today. As well as we shot a little more video so I will try and have it up pretty soon. All in all it was a good weekend.
Feb
27
2004
Well my big head of hair is starting to be a bit of a pain. It is always in my face and I think it is starting to turn into a big grease mass that is not all that attractive. So instead I think that I am going to transform it into dreads. Nice short clean cut ones that you can wear to business meetings. Any thoughts?
Feb
25
2004
Well… I had everything on the bus. I was ready to go on the ski tour and…. the local ski shop called and said they needed me again. Bah. There goes my ski tour with the crazy Norwegians. Instead I taught Danish people to ski. They don’t even have hills in Denmark. I found out that there tallest “Mountain” is 120 meters or 360 feet. Oh well, there is still lots of winter left and I did have a good time. It just wasn’t what I expected to be doing.
Kim’s birthday is rapidly approaching. It is actually next week March 3rd. Just in case you didn’t know or you forgot or you don’t really know her. Feel free to send her letters, emails, small packages, large packages and so on. Her email is kimberlyteeuwsen@hotmail.com or if the letter package route is the one you prefer our address is on the contact page. She doesn’t look at the web page to often so I am sure it will still be a surprise.
Feb
24
2004
Well the crazy Norwegians are here again. It is kind of like being at home. They all want to ski in the powder, do big jumps or big cliffs. One of them whipped of a double back flip on the first day.
Tomorrow we do a ski tour over the glacier and assuming that I don’t have to teach skiing in one of the local ski schools I hope to be going. (side note: I had to teach skiing at a different ski school today, because the Norwegians brought their own instructors and the local shop need help.) The ski tour usually consists of lots of powder skiing and seeing as we are with the Norwegians I am sure that they will be stopping to make jumps as well as other crazy Norwegian type things. If all goes to plan I will bring the video camera and hopefully have some good footage for you all to check out.
Another side note this time about the Norwegians. It seems that they are all involved in extreme sports and that there is a school for each extreme sport from motorcross to skiing to …. At any rate after you go to the extreme sports school you can get some additional training as a teacher and then your career is teaching extreme sports to others that want to teach extreme sports and so goes the cycle. Now I am sure that there are opportunities in North America, but it doesn’t seem to be quite as easy to do as it does there. At anyrate I think I know what I want to do when we get back to Canada. 🙂
I did a bit of a reword on this post as Dan said it didn’t make any sense. I am still not sure it makes a whole lot of sense.
Feb
23
2004
Pictures Update: New Gallery “Kim Teaching Skiing“
Feb
23
2004
Currently there is only one staff member that is still sporting a moustache and he is gone for the next 3 weeks. While he is away almost all of the remaining staff male staff members (and female if they are able) will be growing moustaches. Now there is a common belief that I can not grow facial hair so we will have to see if it holds true and seeing that most of you are not here to enjoy the event I will be posting pictures of my moustache progression. In addition due to the sure sexiness of a moustache I will also be growing a goatee so as not to drive the ladies to wild.
Here is my growth after one week.
Feb
22
2004
Well yesterday it looked like there was a forest fire, but it was actually sand from a sand storm in the Sahara. It looked pretty crazy. Unfortunately we couldn’t get a good picture, but it will happen again and when it does we will snag some pics. Supposedly the sand get so thick in the air that the snow gets sand colored swirls.
Feb
21
2004
Now I have received some sarcastic comments from some of you that think that ski instructing is just a slack job and that it really isn’t really a job. Last week we had to teach American flight attendants to ski. Now there is a real challenge.
By the way Bonnie would be disappointed if I didn’t point out that her lips look amazing and that none of her lipstick has come off.
Feb
20
2004
Every week we take the groups Rodelling. Rodelling is basically just tobogganing, but we go for 7 killometeres (about 4 miles) down a mountain around tight corners at the same time as a hundred other people. Maybe you have seen one of the movies we have on the site. Often rodeling ends up in at least a few injuries from broken ankles to twisted knees and so on. Last night thankfully we had no major injuries, but wow did we have some crashes. When particular individual never did figure out how to steer his rodel and would get it going straight, build up tremendous speed, and then crash into the wall over pumps through people you name it he did it. His nephew was originally riding with him until the first major crash when he started riding with me. One of his crashed included launching his rodel down over the edge of trail through the trees across the ski slope down another steep hill and into a tree. Thankfully my tracking skills are second to none and I managed to find this broken torn apart rodel sitting in this tree. We have never actually damaged one of the rodels before, but his intent was to ensure that no one would ever ride his rodel again. When searching for his rodel I left him my rodel and told him to keep going with his nephew. When I returned they were still there. His nephew refused to ride with him and so the night continued. I mean after all we were only half way down. If only I had one of the digital cameras so I could share with you the sights I saw that night.
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