2005 TAY ski-fest: what up?

Hmmm. My sisters are visiting that weekend, and since we are seldom found within several thousand miles of each other (close-knit family, you know), I don't really see how I can blow them off. Any ideas on how I might entice them into attending? One is into migratory seabirds and despises wet snow; the other is a citified statistician.

Mark - Your sisters might enjoy it if YOU towed them up ala the Skoog family tow plan (Lowell towed his son Tom up last year. Also brought Tom's bat & played "snoball").

My sisters are visiting that weekend, I don't really see how I can blow them off. Any ideas on how I might entice them into attending?  One is into migratory seabirds and despises wet snow; the other is a citified statistician.  

<br> Mark- Tell your sisters that there is an annual migration of TAY Snowbirds seen only once a year at Crystal Mountain in wet snow conditions. These birds are known to travel far distances and feast on copius amounts of fermented substances, then attempt to glide back to their nests. It is quite entertaining to say the least. Continue to elaborate that it is nessicary to record such a rare event and one must take close inventory of the flock in order to provide statistical history of increases or decreases of the annual migration. <br><br>There's your fool proof story!<br>Joe

Nicely done Joe. I will be there.

Hey I am a biostatistician and I will be there.

WOW!!!<br>This looks better than last day at Alta.<br><br>Count me in for sure.<br>Anyone want to carpool? I can fit one more in my rig.<br>I will also have something special for Kam's kamelback.<br><br>Bryan C\Wasatch Bry