First time skiing!!!

My brother-in-law got my family all ski passes to park city. It was my first time ever skiing. When we road the ski lift up to the top of the bunny hill I was asking Jason how do you get off the lift. He told me the lift kind of just pushes you out. Well when we got to the top I started getting off the chair and waited for the chair to "push me off" like my husband told me... well it didn't do what I had imagined and needless to say I fell flat on my face. I was nervous that the lift was going to hit me in the back of the head so I started army crawling away. The people working started yelling at me to stop and they had to stop the lift to get me out of the way. To top it all off Jason started laughing at me and said "Loser". He thought that I could just get back up and laugh it off. He didn't realize that I had to have the worker lift me back on my feet. Seriously one of the most "Loserish" things I have ever done. We ended up having a lot of fun. My little two year old nephew Bode went and had his own ski and I am embarrassed to say that he passed me on the way down. Jason and I decided that when we win the lottery we will have to take up skiing.

How come I am the only one that looks normal in this picture. I have no idea what Joel is doing and where the heck is Jason's left hand. This is why I say that my family is not normal:)

Jason's great idea

Jason is always looking for ways to make money or to save a buck but his lastest idea has got me thinking we have finally hit white trash status. He cleaned out our cold storage room the other day and saw some funiture we are no longer using. Thinking the way he does he decided that he would try to sale these pieces. So he listed our old kitchen table on craigs list. The next day he got a call from a young man who just moved into a new place and was looking to funish it. When the guy came to pick it up the wheels in Jason's head started turning. While the guy was loading the table Jason came into the house and was asking me if there was anything else we could try to sale him. He walked around the house talking about all sorts of things and asking how much we should offer the guy to sale it to him. He literally walked the guy through our whole house asking what else he would like to buy. Looking at the picture below... Yes!!!! Jason sold him our dressers. We literally right then and there dumped all of our cloths out and gave him our dessers. Ones that I bought at Walmart almost 5 years ago and put together myself for like $30 bucks each. Jason had repainted them to look better but still not quality. Jason sold them for $50 for both. He is a wheeler dealer. Jason has decided we can wait until the end of summer to buy new ones. So the pictures show how we are improvising... boxes and cloths on the floor.