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Kent, I'd love to meet up with you, but we'll be gone all next week. Dangit.

Tom enjoyed that comment! :D

They WERE nice! :yes: I just loved those photos of you and Leah.

I plan to fly in and camp under the wing. :yes: Mechanical problems kept me from flying in last year, and driving in and staying in a hotel just wasn't the same. :no: Tom...well...he will hitch a ride with a local pilot and stay in a hotel. He no longer enjoys sleeping on the ground and...

Alan, you might try contacting Chip by sending him a private message here, or by sending him a message via email from his contact information on his profile page here. If you don't hear back from him after you try those two things, let me know and I will contact him.

I just re-read all the posts in this thread. Thanks again, everyone for all of your suggestions! We've been getting organized, with your help. :) We recently talked with our local banker about debit cards and credit cards and euros. After he talked non-stop for 30 minutes, my eyes glazed...

Interesting video clip. Thanks for posting it. :) I'd not seen that before.

Could you tell that I had a hard time trying to get people to take me seriously?? :D

More importantly, use caution on posting pictures of women. ;) http://www.pilotsofamerica.com/forum/showthread.php?t=7767

:) Stacey, these kids are very appreciative of our efforts...that sure helps, knowing how much it means to them. I'll post some of their comments from their thank-you notes after I pick them up this week. :D

I usually end with a Spit S, too. :) Spins are fun, as well. I don't mind aileron rolls and barrel rolls. :) Slow rolls are harder and my engine sputters, but it always picks up the beat afterwards. :D

Jim, I have a 1977 7GCAA and dearly love it. The Citabria has been part of our family since 1999 and lives with us on our farm. We have a fuel tank at our farm and use mogas...we save a lot of money by doing that. I've competed in my Citabria, but now most of the aerobatics I do is giving...

That's neat. :) Have you flown that kind before? Sounds like fun! Makes me wish even more that I could have made it. How is Texas in June?

:) We used to take twice as many kids from the reading program, but when they cut the budget for summer school (no access to the school library in the summer), it made it harder for the kids to get access to the selected books. :yes: Who gets to sit in front often causes a discussion...

BTW, Wayne, Barb took lots of kids flying that day. She's in several of those photos.

He's been very busy...and flying a lot. He worked for the Southern Heritage Air Foundation for maybe a year or so. I think he's planning on flying his IAR to the Ada Air Expo in early June. Yes, he really is. :yes: Will do! I'll tell him we're talking about him. :D I try to keep up with...

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A big thanks to Steve See for flying up to help us take Young Eagles flying at our local airport. These middle school kids got to go flying as a reward for reaching their goal of reading twenty specific books in a state reading program this past school year. The kids also wrote reports on...

Did you fly the helo? That's funny! :D Glad to see that you finally had a balloon there. Love the balloon photos. :) It's still a goal of mine. :yes: I've postponed meandering around Oklahoma and Texas until after we get back from Europe...probably in June.

Jed, it looks like you had a good turnout. :) Wish I could have made it.