This day was sooooo much fun! At first I was a little sceptical about the whole thing, but you never know how things will turn out unless you try. So, we tried and it went better than I could have imagined. Two summers ago, Bryce and I bought ski equipment from Snow Basin's rental shop. I happened to score some great ski's for half the cost along with boots, too! Bryce was able to get boots and ski's and we bought the girls their very first pair of ski's because, WE HAVE TO GET THEM STARTED NOW. So, we took the girls on the little majic carpet up with Uncle Ty in the ski school area. You can view that post
here.
The girls did great. The night before I told the girls we needed to get to bed early because we are going skiing in the morning. Saige's face just lit up and she said, "[gasp], Skiing? Ohhhh!" So we got up early, Grandma came to watch Reagan, we made our lunches, and we headed to the slopes. It took us about an hour between getting up to the resort, take the shuttle, corral the girls to the rental shop, try on boots, fit the boots to the ski's, buy the tickets, get them in their clothes, put their gear on, and finally, attach the skis to them.
Here are the girls, ready to go. Heading towards the lift for the first time!

I explained to the girls that they need to walk and move their skis. Just by watching Mom, they caught on real quick.
First time on the lift.
Right after getting off the lift. Heading down for the first time.

After the first run down, Savannah says, "I wanna do it again!" YAAAAAAAYYYYEEEEE! I was shocked, but not completely because she just was grinning from ear to ear on the way down.
Second run.

Daddy and Savannah making their way down the hill. The girls were pretty dependent on us, but that is ok by me since it was our first time. I didn't want them to get to the point they hated it by falling all the time. The did fall a couple of times, but for the most part, we would hold on to them so they didn't go too fast. I tried to explain the pizza pie, but they both refused to do it. The most common thing I would hear is, "I don't wanna do the pie!" That will come in time. I just kept reassuring them how great they were doing and explained to them why it is important to do the pizza pie! Eventually they will get it!

We plan on going again on their birthday, February 16 if anyone would like to join us!