11:15 PM (PST)
The VIP party is currently going down at Icer Air here in San Francisco at the Phoenix Hotel. The guest list consists of the top skiers, snowboarders, skateboarders and moto riders. The bar is open. Dj’s are spinning. Drinks are flowing. I’ll be dashing back to the room every hour or so updating this story with photos, so stay tuned and keep checking in!
12:00 AM (PST)
Good luck trying to find somebody sober here, including myself. Great times here at the party. Nobody has volunteered to go into the pool, or has been thrown in. I have a sneaking suspicion that someone is going to get wet soon. Enjoy the photos. I’m going to head back out and keep snapping away.
12:20 AM (PST)
Good thing these guys have practice runs at 10:30 AM tomorrow. I don’t think anyone here is going to be functioning before 10:00. Note to self, set alarm clock and set Alieve and a gallon of water on my nightstand. Ok, back to taking photos…
1:45 AM (PST)
The lines for the open bar have been thinning out quite a bit. This is good news for folks like me, I can waltz right in with the camera gear and help myself to a few beverages! Folks are starting to usher themselves out of here, where they are going I don’t know. Miraculously, nobody has ended up in the pool. I was convinced that somebody was going to end up in the drink.
3:10 AM (PST)
The internet died at the hotel, probably because we were rocking too hard. Unfortunately, photo uploading isn’t going to happen since my laptop is having issues getting online for any extended period of time. I can’t be wandering around San Francisco trying to find wifi so I’m going to call it a night. Stay tuned tomorrow, we’ll be liveupdating the whole day and proving text message updates! Miraculously nobody has ended up in the pool.
-Dave
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