HULU saved my life, I wanted it to eat my brain after it got smashed into asphalt two years ago. My Story; It's a cruz bike ride to the water from my design/art studio, but on the way back, an unmarked construction hazard jumped up and bit me. I tried to ollie, bunny-hop whatever and that smack in the head was unnecessary. I recovered alone in my studio with HULU. At first it was a great mindless escape from being injured for the first time in my intentional adventure filled life, and now in 2012, I realize, HULU, was solace from my experiences following my bicycle wreck. This particular county, the community, friends, family, peers etc. all were compressed with unawareness. It's been nearly two years and HULU dishes my brain right back. I watched, The Ordinary Skier, today, Feb. 4, 2012, and I'm stoked, inspired but more so affirmed with my life's interaction to work, the world and particular affinities. I felt connected, with Seth due to age and parallels navigating business ethics with philosophy over the years. I've made this far, there is no looking back, and I fired the last guy that said, "well, usually," more than once. Thank you to HULU and everyone involved in production of, The Ordinary Skier. I am bad to the bone, & proved that, they may bruise and hurt like hell, but they didn't break. I'm a conceptual/studio artist/my brand of activism, I go big there, so I will be sticking to groomers and soft single tracks. Tried True Pure. no matter what
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Awesome to see more and more skiers getting their due after the over-exposure of snowboarding in the 90's and 00's. Double planks are making a comeback. Seeing more and experienced young skiers. Not saying one is better than the other but I've always had my preference. I think after watching this film most would agree. Seth Morrison is pretty amazing at what he does.