Woo, what a trip. Everything was AWESOME! Snowshoe Mountain in West Virginia (USA) is probably the best resort I have ever been to in the States! Well, like I said, I was supposed to have returned on the 2nd and sort of did. Want to know what happened? Well...on my last day (New Year's Day), I had just finished having lunch and left the Top of the World Cafe to ride a nice, easy blue-level (intermediate) slope down to the Widowmaker Lift so that I could get back up and ride the black-level (expert) Widowmaker Slope. So, here I am, strapping into my bindings and off I go down the slope... ...next thing I know, I'm lying face up, I can't here a thing, and a lady is trying to get my attention. Finally the sound breaks through, but I can't react, I simply lay there and move my eyes around. Yup, that's right, I had a VERY serious crash. I don't remember it, but the lady who found me near the bottom of the slope said the back of my board caught on a small mound of snow, and at the speed I was going, caused me to literally flip over backwards, making me land on my neck. Ski patrol started questioning me about my name, age, address, and such. I ended up feeding them information that was five years old! I, of course, knew my correct age, but I gave them the wrong home address, phone number, everything! I was rushed to a nearby hospital where it was concluded (after hours of x-rays and CT scans) that I did not perminantly hurt anything, instead I bruised MANY bones, strained a lot of soft tissue, and scrambled my brains up. Well, now I'm home and staying with my parents until I remember how to drive, where I live, my phone number, where I work, and so forth. Yes, I remember my name and such, but it's very creepy having people who are my friends come up to me and tell me that they are my friend, but never remember seeing them. By the way, I have a massive concussion, but the doctors said my memory should return over time...slowly. I do, however, remember SWR, my family, one or two friends, and...Kelly... ...though I hadn't remembered she had passed away until I got home and someone told me.... No worries, I'll be around.