for me …. ?

Snails on Pizza. I thought it was mushrooms … nasty!!! Just plain nasty!!!

And about those chicken feet … that’s nasty too.

And what even more nasty is the pigs feet that you see in deli jars. Disgusting!

And pickled eggs … yuk!!!!!!! Vomit!

And … McDonalds Big Mac … nasty too! Never again! BTW, a while back, someone found a chicken head in the chicken McNuggets. Nasty!!!

Flylady :p

ABSOLUTELY WONDERFUL PHOTOS!
Thank you for keeping history alive!

My first airshow was 15 years ago at Edwards AFB, Mojave Desert / High Desert of Southern California.

And, I plan on attending show coming up this October, where I plan on doing a lot of photography … there you see what is the future of aviation.

Other great past shows were March AFB Airshow, El Toro, Miramar, Nellis AFB …

Nellis has a show planned for November another one I will probably fly nearby. 🙂

FLYLADY

I have a solution for that! Double tracking/wiring or double inset … lights in both directions, it gives you the illusion of the same lighting you get at fancy diamond jewelry stores. Ever wonder why lighting looks so good there, that’s why.

If you use the three lights on the wires, turn the middle one facing a different direction. Or, add more to the wires and have every other face a different direction.

I just designed a home with such lighting, the room was designed with an elegant feeling and mood lighting was a must without bright blinding lights which provide good results for objects and people to be lit. Amazing results.

So, using low halogen lighting is effective and affordable too.

Don’t forget to clean bulbs with alcohol and don’t touch with fingers.

Good luck!

Flylady

P.S.

What I said above was THEY ARE ALL DESIGNED TO SPIN. They will spin if you get them in the right position or situation. There is no such airplane out there that I know of that will not spin. Doesn’t mean they are approved or certified to spin, but that they will spin. Get it! 🙂

Flylady

This is one of the best topics I’ve seen posted.

I agree that spin training should be must!!!

It is amazing to me how easy and fast you get your PPL, but in reality the training really starts after you get it. I had solo at 9 hours of training and lucky me, I experienced electrical failure and was never taught anything about it. Didn’t bother me though.

I’ve been fortunate enough to have friends that are awesome aerobatic pilots and have taken me up and let me do all those things. I think it’s FUN and it makes you a better pilot. Therefore, under unexpected conditions you know what the plane is capable of.

Most important is knowing the specifications of each plane you fly. They are all designed to spin. And if you are fortunate enough, try it with a qualified person.

As soon as I complete my IFR training, my next training will be with this guy. He is the BEST I’ve seen at airshows, and when I found out he has a school, I said for the safety and fun of my life, I must do this.

http://www.poweraerobatics.com/school/saf.html

Flylady

I must say I agree, I too purchased Nora Jones CD and it was nice.

Although, John Mayer takes the big vote for me. The live recordings of the two CDs is the best. Not only words, but the music is awesome. I particularly like song no. 4 on cd no. 2.

Flylady

🙂 I can’t believe you guys talked me into this!