Comments on: The Recession Claims a Resort – RIP Tamarack http://www.ericinparkcity.com/article/the-recession-claims-a-resort-rip-tamarack/ Thu, 29 Dec 2011 23:30:45 +0000 hourly 1 By: Eric Hoffman http://www.ericinparkcity.com/article/the-recession-claims-a-resort-rip-tamarack/comment-page-1/#comment-76 Eric Hoffman Tue, 10 Mar 2009 18:22:07 +0000 http://ericinparkcity.wordpress.com/?p=321#comment-76 @Chase I agree with you 100%, particularly as our daughter just turned two and is starting to really absorb new experiences and places. Stay on your soapbox and yell it out, memories and family time are precious! :) @Chase I agree with you 100%, particularly as our daughter just turned two and is starting to really absorb new experiences and places.

Stay on your soapbox and yell it out, memories and family time are precious! :)

]]> By: Chase http://www.ericinparkcity.com/article/the-recession-claims-a-resort-rip-tamarack/comment-page-1/#comment-75 Chase Tue, 10 Mar 2009 16:35:12 +0000 http://ericinparkcity.wordpress.com/?p=321#comment-75 Eric - well said. I have been following this story as it unraveled, it's interesting on some levels because on the surface - initially - that seemed like one resort that would NOT feel the recession - but in actuality it felt it more because it was directly tied to the entire banking crisis. I am glad that some resorts are doing so well, I think that getting out in nature and doing things that become traditions (ski trips, family outings, national parks, etc) are becoming a higher priority to people - places worth spending their hard earned money. Memories and family time are things that you get to keep no matter what, you can lose your house, your job, your car, etc but you'll always have the photos and memories of your trips. AND even those of us fortunate enough to not be losing things are more aware of the value of the decisions we make and the ways we do spend our time and our money. HURRAY for Park City! *steps off soapbox* Eric – well said. I have been following this story as it unraveled, it’s interesting on some levels because on the surface – initially – that seemed like one resort that would NOT feel the recession – but in actuality it felt it more because it was directly tied to the entire banking crisis.

I am glad that some resorts are doing so well, I think that getting out in nature and doing things that become traditions (ski trips, family outings, national parks, etc) are becoming a higher priority to people – places worth spending their hard earned money. Memories and family time are things that you get to keep no matter what, you can lose your house, your job, your car, etc but you’ll always have the photos and memories of your trips.

AND even those of us fortunate enough to not be losing things are more aware of the value of the decisions we make and the ways we do spend our time and our money.

HURRAY for Park City!

*steps off soapbox*

]]> By: Steve http://www.ericinparkcity.com/article/the-recession-claims-a-resort-rip-tamarack/comment-page-1/#comment-74 Steve Tue, 10 Mar 2009 04:52:19 +0000 http://ericinparkcity.wordpress.com/?p=321#comment-74 Wow, I had not seen that news, I guess I won't be seeing that infomercial for a while on PCTV! I think god is palying with me, two potential client meetings tomorrow and on one Wednesday..guess I'll be climbing to get leftovers;) Wow, I had not seen that news, I guess I won’t be seeing that infomercial for a while on PCTV!

I think god is palying with me, two potential client meetings tomorrow and on one Wednesday..guess I’ll be climbing to get leftovers;)

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