Steve said it was super hot up there in Oshkosh, and he had trouble sleeping last night, but our trailer is very nice. The good news is it's supposed to cool off in a few days, and the smoke that has made it IFR up there the whole time will be blowing off and clearing up by the time I get there.
Morgan has her first flight with the place she's interviewing for. She's dropping someone off in Nashville with the chief pilot guy, and then they're going up to Oshkosh to pick up Tom M after he dropped off one of the warbirds. So it'll be a busy day and she'll have to do well in front of both bosses. She's nervous of course. I would be too, first flight in that airplane, never flown that type before, new people watching, etc. She'll do well though. Not perfect, because who is, but well.
Soooo hot and muggy here. I had one thing I had to do today, and around 1:45 pm I learned the Cirrus was done. So I went out to Kokomo and had Brennan fly me in the RG down to Exec. There were scattered storms all over that we went in between. I took off in the Cirrus and landed at Frankfort in the rain, got soaked putting it away. Needed fuel for Monday but didn't care to top it off in the rain, so I'll get to get out there extra early Monday for the trip to Champaign and then Kansas City. Brennan picked me up at Frankfort, we topped off the RG at Kokomo, and then I bombed out of there. Went to KFC for a chicken breast dinner, and home to get some work done.
My shampoo, conditioner, and detangling spray all get to a point where the pump doesn't reach the bottom, so you have product left in the bottom. I always get a new one, and then when there's room in the new one I'll dump in the old stuff. Today was dump day.
Need to work on the flight for Monday and get the info to the guys, and at some point start packing for my week in Oshkosh. In the meantime, it should be a fairly quiet weekend which I should mostly have to myself. Which I will actually like.
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