The other day a casual friend asked me if I still fly. I said "not really".
That felt weird. But it's the truth.
I don't know if I have the energy to keep working at it or not.
Maybe if the financial outlook improved it would be more attractive to me, but the youngest is only a freshman in college so I don't see that improving for awhile.
I don't seem to make the time to even practice on the simulator.
I rarely, rarely check out the forums any more.
Sigh.
I guess I'm taking a break from airplanes for awhile.
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About Me
- Bob Carpenter
- Escondido, California, United States
- There is nothing quite like the satisfaction of flying an airplane. Once you have done it, you will forever yearn to return to the clouds. I started flying on April 8, 2006 at El Monte Airport in SoCal. I received my instrument rating in September of 2010. I trained in a Piper Archer II and since then have been flying with a buddy named Ron. He owned a Piper Cherokee 140 that I was able to fly approximately 300 hours. He sold the 140 and purchased a Piper Comanche 250 and renovated it. We have put about 50 hours on the Comanche so far and are making plans for some really long cross country flights (like Lake Of The Ozarks).
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