I am: a student and passionate ski instructor from Bruneck. Sports enthusiast. Late riser. Someone you can have a good time with. Grew up in the South Tyrolean mountains. Occasionally confused. Lover of concerts. Addicted to sweets. Searching for myself. A good listener. Melancholic. Romantic. Not yet fully settled.
Ski instructor Vroni - (c) Vroni
I am not: Unreliable. Conservative. Well-rested. Always simple. Inattentive. Materialistic. Superficial. Enjoy being alone. Unhappy.
Things I like: The sun. The snow. Loud laughter. Children. Exploring new countries (preferably with a backpack). Dancing. Well-told jokes. Red wine. Train stations and airports. Watching cats play with each other. Being in love. Italian pasta. Mushroom picking. Playing cards. Sundays where you can take your time for breakfast. Mountains. Ski tours and the downhill afterwards.
Things I don't like: Soft beds. Time pressure. Being left waiting. Doctor's appointments. Phone ringing when I'm eating. Unkempt people. Know-it-alls. Noise. Cream soups. Cigarettes and filled ashtrays. Gossip. Liars. Wasting time. Air conditioning. The color pink.
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Before, I used to think:
Getting older is something that can't happen to me.
I had all the time in the world.
Someday we'll see each other again.
Everything will be okay again.
Today, I am convinced:
that my childhood wasn't so bad after all.
that life is not a Hollywood movie.
I can do it.
The good thing about getting older is:
that I can make my decisions on my own.
the freedom.
having my own apartment.
that I can still be a child.
The bad thing about getting older is:
that I am responsible for the decisions I make.
that time passes so quickly.
that many beautiful moments are forgotten.
that I have to face the facts.
the fear of missing out.
that the wrinkles in the mirror can't be denied.
What I love about my home: The Italian-influenced casualness. The South Tyrolean hospitality. The dreamlike landscape. The mild climate. The incredible variety.
My life motto: "We don't make mistakes, just happy accidents." (Bob Ross)
My tip for you: If you prefer a quieter atmosphere, go to the Antholz Valley, where you can cross-country ski wonderfully in winter. In summer, the Antholz Lake with its enchanting lakeside path is a must-see. Culinary delights can be experienced in the countless South Tyrolean après-ski huts. Live music is often played here, and you can watch the spectacular sunsets. After that, you can of course party and dance properly and end the evening in a cozy atmosphere.
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The ski area at the Schnalstal Glacier is well accessible in the Vinschgau at an altitude of 2,000 meters. Nevertheless, or perhaps for this very reason, the route leads many skiers with different needs here every season.
Every beginning is difficult, and no master has fallen from the sky when it comes to skiing either. But it doesn‘t have to be that difficult if you prepare well and pay attention to a few things.
Photo: Mafue / Matt Boulton - Licence: CC BY-SA 2.0
A physical handicap is no longer an obstacle to sporting activities these days. Not least because of special sports events like the Paralympics and the intensive media coverage about them, the fantastic achievements of athletes with disabilities are well known and recognized by the general public.
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