Win a Date at Sugarloaf
Sugarloafer Jen Winslow wrote to Skiing Magazine a month or two back, lamenting her rotten luck in the dating department, due in large part to her ovewhelming passion for skiing and for Sugarloaf. Skiing felt her pain, and teamed up with us to get Jen a date here at the Loaf.
Here's what will appear in the mag:
SWF Seeks Skier
Win a Ski Date with...me.
Since moving back home to Maine from Colorado five years ago, I’ve been trying to find a man who meets the requirements on my list*. I’ve had my share of relationship drama—the latest guy failed because he decided he’d never ski again after three knee surgeries. So here I am, single and waiting to find my soulmate, a man who wants to go to the ’Loaf every weekend and rip it up until cocktail time.
—Jen Winslow Windham, Maine
We usually don’t do this, Jen, but we’re going to help you out. One of our New Year’s resolutions was to be nicer to readers—that and to stop swearing in front of children. Well, actually we amended that second one and have stopped swearing at children, which is a start. Since you’ve had some bad luck, we’re working with your home hill, Sugarloaf, to find you a man. Check out the details below. —Ed.
*Jen’s requirements: Age 27 to 35, funny, smart, driven, trustworthy, creative, stylish (but not too much), and crazy about Maine and skiing. A pretty tall order, but if that sounds like you, write to us at editor@skiingmag.com by February 28. The winner, as chosen by Jen, will receive a ski date with the lovely lady at Sugarloaf, Maine, including lift tickets, a cat ride to a mountaintop lunch, and an après-ski bar tab.
Here's what will appear in the mag:
Win a Ski Date with...me.
Since moving back home to Maine from Colorado five years ago, I’ve been trying to find a man who meets the requirements on my list*. I’ve had my share of relationship drama—the latest guy failed because he decided he’d never ski again after three knee surgeries. So here I am, single and waiting to find my soulmate, a man who wants to go to the ’Loaf every weekend and rip it up until cocktail time.
—Jen Winslow Windham, Maine
We usually don’t do this, Jen, but we’re going to help you out. One of our New Year’s resolutions was to be nicer to readers—that and to stop swearing in front of children. Well, actually we amended that second one and have stopped swearing at children, which is a start. Since you’ve had some bad luck, we’re working with your home hill, Sugarloaf, to find you a man. Check out the details below. —Ed.
*Jen’s requirements: Age 27 to 35, funny, smart, driven, trustworthy, creative, stylish (but not too much), and crazy about Maine and skiing. A pretty tall order, but if that sounds like you, write to us at editor@skiingmag.com by February 28. The winner, as chosen by Jen, will receive a ski date with the lovely lady at Sugarloaf, Maine, including lift tickets, a cat ride to a mountaintop lunch, and an après-ski bar tab.
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Comment by Mike C on January 24, 2009 at 11:51am -
Hi Jen,
Good luck with that!!!! I wish I was young enough to enter the contest I'm sure my wife Rosa wouldn't mind (Too Much). Even though she ski's with me she does not have the same passion and does not go nearly as much as I do she doesn't complain. She actually buys me the season pass and encourages me to go, I wonder what's up with that?
Well maybe I'll see you carving turns on Narrow Gage or at the Widowmaker bar, hope you have a great time.
Mike C
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Comment by Jim on January 22, 2009 at 11:10pm - Good luck Jen. There's plenty of us who have spouses that don't ski anymore. They just have to be understanding of our needs.
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Comment by Greg Allen on January 22, 2009 at 2:49pm - that's hilarious, broke up with her last boyfriend because he had too many knee surgeries to go skiing again, you gotta do what you gotta do i guess haha
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Comment by Werewolf on January 16, 2009 at 10:35am - I've skied with Jen and she beat the King of the mountain, then we went to the Rack and pounded Jack Daniels. She laughs and her eyes are as bright as the full moon. Awwwooooo!!!
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Comment by Jess Jacobson on January 15, 2009 at 3:01pm - Good luck! I hope you find your dream man at the loaf like I did! Don't overlook the bus drivers as options :) Gauge is rooting for you too....
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Comment by Adam Richards on January 15, 2009 at 2:26pm
- Ha, funny...OK, she's not smoking.
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Comment by Matt on January 15, 2009 at 1:49pm
- Be nice boys... She's my sister and I have guns.. :)
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Comment by Adam Richards on January 15, 2009 at 12:08pm
- Wow, that girl is smoking...And I heard she can beat most of the guys on this board down any run. Word.
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Comment by QueenOfSuarloaf on January 14, 2009 at 8:50am - hahah
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Comment by King of Sugarloaf on January 13, 2009 at 11:33pm - why couldnt i have been born two years earlier..
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