Thursday

It rained off and on all day today.  I had no flights, so spent the day catching up on everything else.  CAF stuff, which included BT stuff and C-45 stuff.  A bunch of emails.  Steve met with an attorney and thinks that he will be a good fit for us and this...journey.   We had the house cleaned today, they do a great job.  I have a night flight I'm waiting to see if the ceilings will lift enough to allow us to go or not. Right now, it's "no", but he has a 45 minute drive, so he's going to head out in ten minutes and hope for the best. I'm going to sit here until I know whether I'm going or not. I'd like to take my contacts out, but I can't, until I know if I'm going flying or not.  If we are going flying, it'll be past 1 am before I finally get back. Then I have a 9 am out at Kokomo tomorrow morning. We'll see, as always.

I told the Cheyenne job that I was unable to make it work to do their flight and the flight I'd already committed to on the same dates.  We have all our runways closing at Kokomo for the next while, requiring a 15 minute prior permission to take off and land on one runway only, otherwise it's all closed.  That'll  a pain and put a damper on things at our busiest time.  The only nice thing is we'll be gone at Oshkosh for a week of it.  I was supposed to take AE to Oshkosh on Saturday, but we have no plane.  The 340 has a pressurization problem, the Aerostar is down for annual, and the RG has a bad mag.  So he's driving. I was supposed to possibly pick up a guy in Kansas on Friday and return him Sunday, but he/we decided not to do that.  So that's one other less thing on the plate.  I need to get some people's night flying done soon, I need to get JP's checkout on the Beech done before we leave for Oshkosh, and I need to get ready for Dubuque.  I'm trying not to stress out over it.  lol  And I need to get more food for both Ann and us.  We go over 3-4 times a day every day, and it's time go to over now...bedtime pill.

Then I need to figure out if I'm going or not going tonight on this cross country, and...ready for tomorrow.