There were seven of us that went: The Bishop, his daughter, his nephew, me (Brent), Todd, Kenna, and Alec. We hauled the boat up to Pineview in the early afternoon and had almost the whole lake to ourselves.
I don't know that my kids have ever been boating, and it's been years since I went. The Bishop and his family are great skiers, so compared to them we looked pretty shabby. Todd went first with the intention of learning to get up on the wakeboard. He did pretty good, but couldn't quite stay up long enough to count. After a few tries we could see he was getting tired and waterlogged, so we had him use the kneeboard for a while.
I was next. I'd never used a wakeboard before, but I can ski so it can't be too hard to learn, right? Well, it wasn't too hard but it was definitely harder than I thought. I got up after a few tries, but I had two fantastic wipe-outs. They were bad enough that my neck was sore the next day from the impact.


3 comments:
Cool pictures. I love your blog posts Brent. Keep up the good work!
I never did learn to water ski, despite spending most of my teenage years on the Stone's boat. Looks like you had a fun day! You should keep those friends around! :)
The Georges rock! What a nice gesture to invite our fam. I was super disappointed that I couldn't go.
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