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So much to be thankful for. Two adult children working on their degrees, a wife of 30+ years employment, a Mooney and a mistress. My mistess is a co-owner who has a life (two young children and is an emergency room physician, so has no time for Mooneyspace). In over a year of our co-ownership we experienced our first "conflict" on scheduling the airplane. He is participating in a Mooney intense training...and I wanted to hunt birds...October in the North Woods chasing Woodcock and Grouse is something I live for...Weather did not permit flight and good bird hunting last weekend. I had a 6.5 hour drive to Northern Wisconsin vs. a 2 hour flight to D25...As I sat in traffic watching the sun sink lower the wonders of General Aviation and the priviledge of flight were a stark reminder of how fortunate I am. Sitting on my inlaws dock enjoying a fine cigar and a Jack I did not get the opportunity to "rate" a landing, but I smiled thinking how lucky I am to have a great co-owner. If not for our shared ownership a Mooney would not be sustainabe for my pay grade. My co-owner has treated me to two Chiefs games and several great golf excursions with clubs as rear seat passengers. Choose wisely and Mooney ownership is a "doable" excursion. A tired puppy, a good song on the i-pod and a woodland pair (Grouse-Woodcock). Life is Good. Excellent when flying vs. driving...Sometimes living the life of a "normal" human being reminds you how "good" you have it.

Thankful? You bet your ass I am.

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As am I to be so blessed if for nothing else but to start life in the best country in history (my opinion) this is why I worry so much about the future of this nation (don't like the direction it's taken) I just hope I can fly for even half as long as so many of you have since I started late never really thought I would become a pilot much less own an airplane.

Yes thankful indeed.

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My mistress is crafted from finely shaped aluminum, she has a weight problem (3600lbs) gulps 100LL like an addict, but makes up for it all with her 8 big jugs!

Clarence

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My mistress is crafted from finely shaped aluminum, she has a weight problem (3600lbs) gulps 100LL like an addict, but makes up for it all with her 8 big jugs!

Clarence

 

 

EIGHT JUGS?

 

What a cow!    :blink:

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When she's really happy she'll put out 400 HP. Here she is in one of her un happy moments, mine too!

Clarence

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My mistress is crafted from finely shaped aluminum, she has a weight problem (3600lbs) gulps 100LL like an addict, but makes up for it all with her 8 big jugs!

Clarence

3600lbs :huh: but I’m sure she has a long frame to spread it out and it probably one of the finest you will ever see.  The 8 big jugs well that just reminds me of a star wars film. ;) 

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When she's really happy she'll put out 400 HP. Here she is in one of her un happy moments, mine too!

Clarence

 

kinda tasteless putting naked pics of your mistress on the internet.   :D

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Planes and outdoorsman are a natural fit. Outdoorsman are always going to the boonies to have fun. It always takes an long car ride or 2 layovers and a puddle jumper to get to your destination. After all that you drive past a very pleasant looking county airstrip as you notice your only 15 minutes away from your final destination.

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kinda tasteless putting naked pics of your mistress on the internet.   :D

You'll notice that I did not post her registration marks, after all she is a bit modest.

Clarence

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This thread took an udderly unexpected turn. Very funny. I am suddenly thirsty for a big jug of milk. Strange.

Scott,

With all this talk of milk and jugs are we meeting in Wisconsin?

Clarence

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In the "Bummer" category: My Co-Owner could not get to the class due to IFR sustatined conditions...Plane was in hanger instead of flying me North to Wisconsin and South back to Iowa...UGGHHhhhh.

As my brother in law says: "You'll have that".

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