Well personally, i wouldn't trust any of these three, especiallly the talking unicorn.
   

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    In wake of the UFO sightings within a small Texas town last week,  i'm watching 'Seeing is Believing' tonight on  the National Geographic channel.   Peter Jennings has just touched upon the thousands of commercial airline pilots who have logged sightings of unexplained aircraft in the skies.   I have always been intrigued by aliens since reading "incident in Exeter" when i was younger.   This story took place near my parents house that involved an abduction and local police chasing some kind of orb one night in the 1950's.   Nowadays, you can view hundreds of believable pictures and video of UFOs online.  

So unless our government is testing some crazy aircraft that the general public is unaware of, it appears to me we have some pretty overwhelming evidence of alien visitors from another galaxy.   I wonder what these aliens are up to?  Are they trying to find a new vacation getaway, getting ready to take over earth, just curious, or using some resource from mother earth?    Makes me think of the Jane's Addiction song "We'd make great pets", referring to us humans would make great pets for alien beings.  I need to see Mars attacks again, movie is hysterical.  

The conditions were amazing  at two
mountains i visited over the long weekend.   The 1st was
Bretton
woods that offered a good variety of novice and
intermediate terrain and
wildcat, a far more extreme experience.  Wildcat is traditional
New England skiing with more ungroomed, narrow, steap runs. 

The ticket at Bretton woods was $23 for a night pass and Wildcat was $39 for a
half day.  The conditions at Wildcat on day two were snow and wind, which
made for even tougher negotiating on the bumps.   The next stop will
be something closer so i can spend a full day to hone in on my skills.