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Hmm, can't find a link to have it mailed.

Oh, and continuing to get better at the Irish whistle with lessons and hopefully some playing at public venues. Learning how to work sound equipment would be great too. I love music; it's one of my life joys. (In addition to flying :D)

Software developer. I make computers do things and have for 44 years. Always something new to learn. Planning on retiring this year (maybe part time work to get past coming recession) and flying, visiting Ireland, visiting family (Wisconsin, Florida, California, etc.), flying more, seeing more...

My pulls are coming off too, for another data point, but it's a great bag, even if pretty bulky. My goal is to be cool like my flight instructor was: he'd handcarry his headset, his ipad, a bottle of water and a snack.

Umm, we're not?

Some of these folks have necrocars.

Really, can't we take the 99's comments to another thread and instead help this lady through her situation?

An RV-12 is a lot of fun to fly! Great visibility, responsive and comes right up against the max LSA speed. The ones I rent are the factory-built versions with nice avionics, autopilot, etc. For longer trips, there's room for some luggage, but no bikes are going in there. Only thing I see...

Usually, if there were three things that were screwy/going wrong I would cancel. For example, wind was a little iffy, or a non-required instrument was inop, or I felt slightly under the weather, I was upset about something (See IMSAFE checklist), etc. Certainly I have my go/no-go checklist and...

He's got a point about the drive to Stevensville...once the weather gets nice (which it has), Rt 50 is a nightmare, with the Bay Bridge a major bottleneck. Early Saturday/Sunday mornings (before 9) is doable, but forget the rest of the day until about 4-5 in the afternoon. Saturday afternoon...

You flying up to Oshkosh? I'd love the opportunity to ogle your aircraft.

They have two 172s (180 hp, GNS 750, etc.), two RV-12s (one qualifies as TAA), and a Tecnam Eaglet, with a second one coming online soon. www.chesapeakesportpilot.com.