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![]() "Lou" wrote in message ... Does anyone have a recommendation of movies that spotlight women who fly? Remember, this is a pre-teen, so it has to be family oriented. The heroes are not women, and I don't know if you would consider it "family oriented" but it was "Top Gun" that seemed to do it for my daughter. She had her Private certificate before she bothered getting a driver's license. We were lucky in stumbling upon Mary Gaffney, who was one of my daughter's first flight instructors and a wonderful role model. It isn't often that you can go to the NASM and find your flight instructor's picture on the wall! You can, (and should) expose your children to all sorts of things that YOU are interested in, but you can't MAKE them be interested in anything. They have to do that for themselves. Vaughn |
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You can, (and should) expose your children to all sorts of things that YOU
are interested in, but you can't MAKE them be interested in anything. They have to do that for themselves. Vaughn Agreed, thats why I'm trying this back door approach. Dudley, I thought about Amelia Earhart, but considering her ending, I thought it would be better to go with someone that has lived through her experiences. I'm doing a search for Peggy Wagstaff now. Lou |
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Lou wrote:
You can, (and should) expose your children to all sorts of things that YOU are interested in, but you can't MAKE them be interested in anything. They have to do that for themselves. Vaughn Agreed, thats why I'm trying this back door approach. Dudley, I thought about Amelia Earhart, but considering her ending, I thought it would be better to go with someone that has lived through her experiences. I'm doing a search for Peggy Wagstaff now. Lou I take it you mean Patty Wagstaff. Patty is a friend of mine and a very fine person. Please feel free to access her web site and have your daughter write to her. Please also feel free to have her mention my name. I'm sure Patty will answer her when she has the time. Her schedule is pretty tight. Patty can be reached by the public at www.pattywagstaff.com/ Hope this is some help. -- Dudley Henriques |
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Dudley Henriques wrote:
Patty can be reached by the public at www.pattywagstaff.com/ Yeow. She has a new look. What a rock star! The last time I saw Wagstaff fly the younger elements of the crowd looked bored. It bothered me until I realized it's because she makes it look so easy that one might suppose anybody could do it. -c |
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Dudley Henriques wrote: Patty can be reached by the public at www.pattywagstaff.com/ Yeow. She has a new look. What a rock star! The last time I saw Wagstaff fly the younger elements of the crowd looked bored. It bothered me until I realized it's because she makes it look so easy that one might suppose anybody could do it. -c She's a lovely person as well as one of the finest pilots on the planet. You're right. She makes it look easy. She's also flying Jim Beasley's P51 on occasion and her display in the Mustang is extremely well done. -- Dudley Henriques |
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