FROM THE BLUE SKIES OF COLORADO . . . I'm here in Keystone, Colorado, with Andrea (my wife, law partner, and one-time podcast guest) for a quick bit of deal-making that didn't happen, so I'm skiing instead.
Snow report: Most of the lifts are open. It's a little icy towards the bottom of the mountain. Meanwhile, in the back-mountain areas where I like to hang out, there's no grooming being done and the entire area has been deemed "expert." No blues, no greens--all black. Lots of big moguls with rocks poking through the low areas. The rocks aren't a problem if you remember to keep your eyes open.

We arrived post-Thanksgiving, so most of the holidy crowd has cleared out. There's a big storm approaching from the West, but I'll be back home (and back in court) before it arrives. For now, the sky is clear--what looks like blowing snow in the photos is merely the man-made variety, shooting out of the ubiquitous snow-making equipment.
Following the continuation are a few more photos. Later today, I might post the first-ever (to my knowledge) attempt by a lawyer who's a poor skier (me) to videotape his run down a blue slope while discussing the new federal rules of civil procedure. Stay tuned!
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