Spelling nit:
“Over my skis” ~ in over my head.
“Over my skies” ~ very far overhead. In orbit maybe?
“Over my skis” ~ in over my head.
“Over my skies” ~ very far overhead. In orbit maybe?
Is that correct? Never heard the expression before, but as a skier if you're over your skis you're in control of them, while if you're backseated the skis will control you.