The first snow training camp with the MC-gang is now ongoing. We have just finished the second training session of the day. The day started with lots of ski preparation work, then 11 km's together with Oliver, Micke & Monkan, in a fantastic snow landscape. 5 degrees below Zero is perfect. Had a large portion of spagetti bolognese for lunch, then straight out for another 12 km's. Now we are drinking the first beer of the day, the sauna is on heating and it's Friday night. Not bad!

It's snowing more and more,. Micke is still out there in the snowfall and darkness, fighting like always. Soon we have to send out the mountain rescue team to look for him. In the mean time, we will have another beer and a sauna. Cheers!

Everyone wants to know everything, but very few of those people are capable of providing any qualified information themselves, even when it's asked for up front. I'm a bit frustrated about the lack of communication skills at work at the moment. It's a general acceptance that it's OK to let requests for info etc, just being ignored.  Not even taking a dialouge around it. Shit, it's so easy to call and ask, if there's a question or problem of any kind. It's a test of my level of patience to be a part of this forgiving organization, where it's accepted to just skip things, even though it's been decided. You have to come back again again and again about the same thing. Worse than kids sometimes.

Some are surprised about the low level of implementation of what's been decided. I'm not. It's an attitude thing. "A decison is a base for a new discussion" they say.

Sorry, I'm a bit upset and disillusioned at the moment. I'll better go for a run instead, than sitting here blogging about this shit. My adrenalin is on a high flow, so it might be a good one tonight.