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#1, flew my first mission for PALS, Patient Airlift Services http://www.palservices.org/ I was the 2nd leg for a lady returning home to Northern Maine from Philadelphia after chemotherapy at a specialized cancer clinic. What a trooper, and what a privilege to use our gifts and resources to give back in this way. PALS is Northeast US oriented but there are other organizations as well that you can get involved in, check them out!

#2, we're in and out of broken layered clouds NE of Boston (i.e. not too far from Portsmouth).  Boston controllers sounded more tense than usual.

Boston Appr: Compassion 6PC turn left 60 degrees for departing traffic
me: left 60 degr 6PC
just finished my turn
Boston Appr: Compassion 6PC turn right 120 degr
me: right 120 6PC
as I roll out on new heading
Boston Appr: Compassion 6PC traffic 4 miles, 10 o'clock, 2 ship, Boeing 747 and a F-35 
me: negative contact, looking
Boston Appr: Air Force 1 turn right 30 degr
 
My passenger had followed enough of the conversation that we simultaneously looked at each other and grinned. Not every day you get to share airspace with the Prez. Sadly, we never saw them with all the crud we were plowing through.
:)
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