Bulgaria Ski discussion board

A copy from an advice page in our local paper. I don't know why but Paul, the columnist, got criticised for his reply. Looks good to me.

Dear Paul,
I hope you can help me here.

A few months back I was on a skiing holiday in Bulgaria with my husband and our best friends family. It was my first time skiing so I had joined the ski school while my husband and friends were skiing the more advanced runs. My classes started at 10am and the others usually stayed in the Hotel for a short while before starting their skiing. One morning I set off towards the skischool, I had to ski down a very slight incline to join the rest of the class on the Nursey slope, but I found that my skis were sticking in the snow and I could not slide at all. I walked back to the Hotel to see if my husband could help.

When I went into our Hotel room I couldn't believe my eyes. My husband was in bed with my best friends daughter. He is 44 and my friends daughter is 20. We have been married for ten years. I confronted him and he admitted that he had been carrying on behind my back for the past six months. I told him to stop or I will leave him. I still love him but ever since I gave him the ultimatum he has become increasingly distant. He won't go to counselling and I'm afraid I am losing him. Can you help?

Sincerely, Debbie.

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Dear Debbie,

Skis sticking in the snow is usually down to them not being sufficiently maintained and waxed. It is important to keep sharp edges and a smooth underside. A good ski stockist will smooth and edge the skis and you will be able to buy a good quality wax yourself. I would recommend Hertl White Gold ski wax although cheaper alternatives are available. Apply regularly and be sure to store your skis correctly at all times.

I hope this helps,
Paul