Mondays

I'm pretty tired and getting a little grumpy.  Haven't eaten dinner but nothing sounds good, either.  It wasn't a bad day though.  I was up with a student on a cross country by 9:30, and it started off smooth and clear, and by the time we got back it was *rough* and bumpy and windy.  She did a great job dealing with it, but she was supposed to go solo after that and it just wasn't a good day for that at all.  Winds got up to about 30 kts again.  Not exactly student pilot first solo cross country weather. 

I went to lunch with Steve, Glenn and his Fed Ex pilot friend from Alabama, then left from there and drove to Frankfort where I picked up the 340, and the owner's wife Amber, and on this super gusty day, and flew it to Ohio to leave it for annual.  Ethan came and picked me up in a Saratoga, and we had a longer flight home.  I drove back from Frankfort, and I was supposed to have a night flight from 9-11 too, but the weather tanked.  Tomorrow I'm supposed to do a T-6 flight.  We'll see if the weather holds out for that one.  It's getting cold tonight, tomorrow, with 1-3" of snow Wednesday.  Oh yay.

Kaylee is in the middle of finals at the moment, and stressing out.  But starting to get excited about being at camp this summer as a senior counselor. 

Ann is struggling more with her memory.  She'll come in and check something four, five, six times. Is forgetting how to do some basic things, and is struggling remembering things like Richard's birthday, or her grandkids names sometimes.  It's difficult.  I wouldn't write this where she can see it, but she has forgotten about the blog and hasn't read it in a long time.  If we ever show her where it is again, I'll delete it.   Keep her in your prayers. And maybe us.