Living the Dream w/Sergio

Last night I finally caught up with Sergio here in Santiago. He is famous on the blog for the khaki runs and a lot of the winter pics. Last night over a couple of beers we started on some big plans. In his words, "Just two bachelors with the wind in our face and the sun up ahead." I am fairly certain we decided to get some scooters and make our way across some part of the earth (it may have been Europe).

Last Days

Another week at the shoe and another group of internationals goin home (AKA deported to Cuba)

Sergio enjoyed the final hours of his stay


FJ just wanted somebody to spoon him

Diogo and Julie chilled and had a few beers... the dude on the right got drunk and wanted to fight this guy. Douche

Julie was a little bummed out

And who knows, maybe the South will rise again. Only this time it will be in South America. Damn redneck roomates.

Sergio shows off his moves

This is the greatest video on the internet. I dare you to beat it.

The Last Khaki Run with the Serg

I was busy "working" one day


On decorating my laptop

When sergio showed up with the amazing Belen and said "Hey loser, let's make one last sweet run in our khakis."

Soon we had our boards and some sweet gloves that worked well with out khakis so we headed out.

Believe it or not we were victorious. Khaki Run number 3 completed. HIGH FIVE

Valentine's Day Khaki Run

For the second time this season I strapped into some rental boots and took to the slopes for a daytime khaki run. This is my new tradition here at the shoe, and from last times attendance of two it has now grown to three. Basically it consists of one run on the clock with no gloves, no jacket, no ski pants (note that Sergio still had his on from the morning), and no winter hats or goggles. Just boots and your board of choice (which luckily mine was in the shop).

This was us pre-run (top)
Blake was owning the khaki look. I think he went golfing after this in his boots. (below)




My camera was only letting me take oner picture at a time before shutting off due to battery, but I still got some shots of the Serg in action.

In the end it was all good.