Amo l'Italia
There's no where else I'd rather be. There's nothing else I'd rather be doing. Sometimes I wonder how I managed to be lucky enough to lead the life I do.
Imagine. Finishing a race and walking out of the finish pen to watch the best racers in the world skiing the same course on a huge screen. I think it's so valuable to be able to race and then immediately see how the very best ski the same race. It's immensely motivating. I am so fired up about being a ski racer.
Imagine. Being surrounded by gorgeous mountains, bright sunshine, & clear blue skies. Driving through twisty narrow roads (when road signs says "turnante" here, they mean it). Enjoying a cappuccino in Livigno and taking in the scene.
Imagine. Showing up at the World Champs venue on Monday. Knowing there's more racing to be done. And wanting it.
Imagine. Finishing a race and walking out of the finish pen to watch the best racers in the world skiing the same course on a huge screen. I think it's so valuable to be able to race and then immediately see how the very best ski the same race. It's immensely motivating. I am so fired up about being a ski racer.
Imagine. Being surrounded by gorgeous mountains, bright sunshine, & clear blue skies. Driving through twisty narrow roads (when road signs says "turnante" here, they mean it). Enjoying a cappuccino in Livigno and taking in the scene.
Imagine. Showing up at the World Champs venue on Monday. Knowing there's more racing to be done. And wanting it.
posted by LAV at 08:25
3 Comments:
Good, it sounds like your head is in the game. You had me worried for a few minutes there. Ski fast and take it all in or all out or all whatever you ski teamers are these days :)
will do :)
Wow Laura. I'm kind of jealous. I'm not sure I'm living my dream quite like you are. And I don't think my dream is racing but I don't get that much joy out of my job. And I think I should even if it doesn't seem as much fun as ski racing.
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