Yesterday from the Skyliner chair I watched a man ski beneath us, fast and confident, making pretty turns. I thought at first that he was a course worker. He carried a lot in his arms; I thought he was probably carrying poles or stakes.
In fact he had a child in his arms. As they skied beneath us I heard the child laughing.
Do you remember trusting someone else's abilities that completely?
Or your own?
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Yes, when I could trust my joints and muscles to do what I told them to do and not hurt, d-n it.
I can remember throwing my babies up in the air and catching them. Now I watch LS's daddy throw her and gulp. Now that I can't trust myself any more, I worry about everyone. Silly old lady, that's me.
No and no.
Great post! The last line caught my breath.
I knew you'd say that, jo(e).
Hi Kate! I didn't recognize you at first.
And Mary? thanks for the bloggy validation the other day.
Love love love this post. Ditto Kate.
I remember when your own husband skied down the slopes with your child on his *shoulders*!!
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