My Passion for Flying: Is It Normal?

Gene Seibel wrote:

It's nice to have other interests - you can fly to study history, fly
to visit friends, fly to scuba dive, etc. Then it's easier to pretend
that flying is useful.

Right. This thread has me thinking about the Cayman Caravan at some point
in the future (probably when my son is older, but I've also checked into my
Parents keeping him for a few days next year {8^). It's been years since
my wife and I have dived, so...

- Andrew

Andrew Gideon wrote:
Gene Seibel wrote:
It's nice to have other interests - you can fly to study history, fly
to visit friends, fly to scuba dive, etc. Then it's easier to pretend
that flying is useful.

Right. This thread has me thinking about the Cayman Caravan at some point
in the future (probably when my son is older, but I've also checked into my
Parents keeping him for a few days next year {8^). It's been years since
my wife and I have dived, so...

Boy! Can I relate to this one. But my youngest just turned 10 (today!)
and can now be certified. I've been wanting to do the Cayman Caravan
for a long time and it's been almost twenty years since the last time
my wife and I visited the Caymans! I think it's about time for a
re-visit!

Frank