Fly Girl in Training: A student pilot landing at Oshkosh
Huge thanks to my husband T and flight instructor, Stan, for spending so much time over the last couple months preparing me …
Fly Girl in Training: The ultimate long cross country- Flying to Oshkosh!
The Cessna 182 tied down in Custer, South Dakota. On the first day of my long cross country to Oshkosh, I figured out …
EAA Oshkosh 2012: Out and about at AirVenture
When I refer to Mr. T as a “walking aviation encyclopedia,” I mean it. The man can walk up to nearly any aircraft …
EAA Oshkosh 2012: The 40-ship Vans RV arrival
It only takes a brief glimpse of my hobbies to know that I am a risk-averse person. First instance, risks associated with …
The Daily Pixel: The mostly airplane edition
Before we took off for Oshkosh, I engaged in a boatload of mental gymnastics… This is not the Hopscotch Honeymoon. This is …
Thursday 13: July 2012 snapshot
Yesterday a manicurist held me hostage. Two manicurists, in fact. And my little sisters just sat by and watched. And laughed. After …
Thursday 13: Things you must know about EAA AirVenture in Oshkosh
Me, Hank Canterbury and Mr. T (aka “Tank”) at SOS, outside of AirVenture. Many folks stop by for the cold beverages and …
EAA Oshkosh 2012: The good, the airsick, the awesome
They say there’s a first time for everything. And apparently–unfortunately–that includes throwing up in an airplane. *** With give or take 150 …
Feeling like a summer sausage
Hot, fresh EAA donuts. Who knew donuts went so well with airplanes? Once again summer has arrived, all hot and lovely. And …
Anniversary, the second: Love in the little moments
I love when Mr. T peppers me with questions while I have a toothbrush in my mouth. This morning, as he expertly …