Letters to Grays on Trays We get letters here at GraysOnTrays.com. Here are a few letters testifying to the value of a site such as Grays on Trays, which brings together adults who are interested in snowboarding. No Drugs, Please "It's nice to read some info on snowboarding that doesn't involve the urban jib scene or getting high!" -------- We hear you, "dude." A Good Read "I read with interest and amusement your account of learning to ride." -------- Thanks for the encouraging words. Sometimes our trials do make for great reads. Attaboy! "Keep up the good work, and pray for snow!" -------- Thanks. We're making web pages; they're making snow. Come Ride With Me "Nice website. If you are ever in the area, please look me up." -------- Helping adult riders meet each other is part of what we do. Can You Help Us Get a Group Together? "Is your website available to host an adult snowboarder email group? I would be interested in joining others on various outings." "I think a bulletin board would be a great addition to your site. It would be a nice way for adults to ask questions about snowboarding amongst peers." -------- Actually, a teenager first came up with the idea. In appreciation, we spared her the "When I was your age" speech. When we received your suggestion, we knew that the kid was onto something. You Mean There's More Than Just You and Me? "He mentioned it would be nice if there were a group of us. He told me about your web site and here I am." -------- Glad to know that the word is spreading. We're Not Cool, Yes It's True "It's so nice so have someplace to go where it's not all about who's the coolest." -------- Are you saying that 40, 50, and 60 year old folks dancing down the mountain on a snowboard isn't cool? That's all right; we know what you mean, and agree wholeheartedly. Sweet "Sweet. You guys are pretty sweet. You get old people to snowboard heh." -------- Thanks. We think. We Couldn't Say It Any Better "Right now, almost all the other snowboarders I know are teenage boys (my sons and their friends) so it's nice to get some perspectives from other grown-ups." Return to the home page.