mccurdy: AMP Retreat!

Tuesday, March 24, 2009

AMP Retreat!

So AMP took all of the Dallas office snowboarding for two days at Powder Mountain. We even had VIP passes. First time I have ever been VIP. It was so much fun. All the people going to Dallas are way fun so it will be a good year. The best part was seeing my friend Nikki and talking about the good old times. Just think Nikki of the good times will be creating this summer!!

5 comments:

McCandless Co. said...: I am green with envy right now! That looks sooo fun. So are you guys moving to Dallas? Where abouts are you going to move to, let me know maybe I can tell you the good places, or have you already lived there? How is the rest of the fam? Say hi to everyone. Jayn and Jana need to get a blog up and going.; March 24, 2009 at 6:23 PM
Trista Rich said...: That looks like a blast...I wish that I could snowboard...I am just a gay skier...and I haven't even went and enjoyed the snow this year. I sometimes wish that Rusty was going to go and sell with Ty, but I think it would stretch the umbilical cord...JK...I hope that you have fun in Dallas, feels like I haven't seen ya forever again...Talk to ya later.; March 25, 2009 at 3:01 PM
Stacy Ellison said...: are you driving or flying? if you drive i think that you should take a little detour to omaha!; March 26, 2009 at 8:31 AM
Andrea said...: Ahhhh- Did you take enough pictures? How did you have any time to board if you were always with the camera!?? I want to see some from Disneyland. Did you have FUN! Was it magical!?; March 29, 2009 at 8:03 PM
Billy and Nikki said...: i had so much fun with you! when are you and the kids going to TX; March 30, 2009 at 4:28 PM

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