Hello Fellow Bloggers...
Sorry for disappearing for a while but it's been pretty hectic around here lately. As most of you know, I came back from Winter Camp this week. I must say it was an awesome experience. I got the opportunity to go as a leader and helped in the tech area, PLUS I got to lead worship one of the nights due to Duce spraining an ankle. 
It was an awesome weekend full of skiing, worship, and life changing moments. I even got to witness one of the guys from my room make the decision to follow Christ (that was so freaking cool). As far as the skiing went, I must admit that after 2 days of "trying" to ski, I got pretty stinking good. The first day I did terribly, however the second day I did much better and managed to only plow down about 4 or 5 people. Oh yea and it was 10 degrees outside (not including the windchill factor on the way down the mountain). The second day we went skiing, I went down the mountain once and when I got to the bottom of the mountain, my face was literally numb so I went inside and bought a ski mask (it really did help). Actually, a funny thing worth mentioning (or not so funny) was that while I was on the slopes, every time I would see a paramedic van driving to the lodge or ski patrol people carrying a body in a stretcher down the mountain it was an FRC person every single time. I'M NOT EVEN KIDDING!!! We had a total of 5 people go to the emergency room in 2 days. I'm not sure if this is totally accurate, but I believe we had 1 person with strep throat, 2 sprained limbs, 1 concussion, and some other bad injuries. Maybe the slopes are just not for us Floridians. Read more about it here.
It was an awesome weekend full of skiing, worship, and life changing moments. I even got to witness one of the guys from my room make the decision to follow Christ (that was so freaking cool). As far as the skiing went, I must admit that after 2 days of "trying" to ski, I got pretty stinking good. The first day I did terribly, however the second day I did much better and managed to only plow down about 4 or 5 people. Oh yea and it was 10 degrees outside (not including the windchill factor on the way down the mountain). The second day we went skiing, I went down the mountain once and when I got to the bottom of the mountain, my face was literally numb so I went inside and bought a ski mask (it really did help). Actually, a funny thing worth mentioning (or not so funny) was that while I was on the slopes, every time I would see a paramedic van driving to the lodge or ski patrol people carrying a body in a stretcher down the mountain it was an FRC person every single time. I'M NOT EVEN KIDDING!!! We had a total of 5 people go to the emergency room in 2 days. I'm not sure if this is totally accurate, but I believe we had 1 person with strep throat, 2 sprained limbs, 1 concussion, and some other bad injuries. Maybe the slopes are just not for us Floridians. Read more about it here.
2 comments:
loving the snowgear roberto!
I love your blog, man. Stay with us @ FRC---by your spirit, your talent and your loyalties. Appreciate you, man.
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