Holleboom Family Blog: Silver Lake Ski Show

Tuesday, July 28, 2009

Silver Lake Ski Show

Tonight we met Auntie Jaime, Uncle Jeff, Uncle Jeff's cousin Eric, and Eric's wife Laura up at the Silver Lake Park for the Silver Lake Ski Show. We thought we were going to be rained out. When we got to Fenton, it was pouring rain, but the rain passed quickly and the show went on. It was a good show. The MCs this year are a guy named Austin and his dad. Austin is the scholarship recipient of the Jason Amy Memorial Scholarship (the scholarship that the ski team established in my cousin's name last year) and the show is based around him being a ski bum and his parents fearing he'll lose his scholarship, especially when he gains a belly that looks pregnant and a big ol' booty. We always enjoy the ski shows and hope that Carson will want to join the ski team in just a few years (they have the little kids ski in the pre-show). Carson liked watching the jumpers, which he called "dump kees" (jump skis). Maybe he'll be a jumper one day like Mama's cousins. :) There are more pics in the albums if you're interested.

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Bruce H said...: Kevin learned the word "jump" at the National Water Ski Tournament when he was about 2 years old. Ounds like Carson is following in his foot steps.; July 29, 2009 at 2:27 PM

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