New to the Newsgroup

From one sexy senior citizen to another "welcome aboard" I started my
flight lessons at age 69 and now
10 years later still flying my own C150. You have many years to go,
enjoy!!!!!!!!!

Bob Barker N8749S

And - I have to tell you - Bob was a GREAT motivation to me.
The fact that I can now fly circles around him is irrelevant (note for
the humour impaired - that was a joke
The fact that I'm sexier? That wasn't a joke

Go for it!
Become the 1 in 1000 who really live!

Tony
--

Tony Roberts
PP-ASEL
VFR OTT
Night
Cessna 172H C-GICE

tony roberts wrote:
Become the 1 in 1000 who really live!

Uh oh, don't give mxmaniac any statistical ammunition.



-R

("CareBear" wrote)
I've been lurking here since May of this year and thought I'd go ahead and
announce myself.


Welcome, and thanks for delurking!


Montblack
Welcome back my friends to the show that never ends
We're so glad you could attend, come inside, come inside
"Brain Salad Surgery" (1973)
ELT ...er, make that 'P'

Being 55 myself, I don't plan to stop flying anytime soon. Glad to have
you aloft.
--
Gene Seibel
Tales of Flight - http://pad39a.com/gene/tales.html
Because I fly, I envy no one.



CareBear wrote:
I've been lurking here since May of this year and thought I'd go ahead and
announce myself. I started flying in May and am now on my third dual xc.
Flying has always been a dream of mine and I decided to "make it happen"
since I'm getting much older (55, I don't plan on becoming a career pilot).
I have about 25 hours flying time. My greatest experience so far was my
solo flight. This newsgroup presents (for the most part) a lot of good and
useful information as well as experiences. Just thought I would say hello.

CareBear

Gene Seibel wrote:
Being 55 myself, I don't plan to stop flying anytime soon. Glad to have
you aloft.
--
Gene Seibel
Tales of Flight - http://pad39a.com/gene/tales.html
Because I fly, I envy no one.



CareBear wrote:

I've been lurking here since May of this year and thought I'd go ahead and
announce myself. I started flying in May and am now on my third dual xc.
Flying has always been a dream of mine and I decided to "make it happen"
since I'm getting much older (55, I don't plan on becoming a career pilot).
I have about 25 hours flying time. My greatest experience so far was my
solo flight. This newsgroup presents (for the most part) a lot of good and
useful information as well as experiences. Just thought I would say hello.

CareBear


Why do all you people think 55 is OLD??!?!?!?!?

I hope to be thinking about additional aircraft by the time I turn 55!
(Don't tell Ron)

Margy

CareBear wrote:
I've been lurking here since May of this year and thought I'd go
ahead and announce myself. I started flying in May and am now on my
third dual xc. Flying has always been a dream of mine and I decided
to "make it happen" since I'm getting much older (55, I don't plan on
becoming a career pilot). I have about 25 hours flying time. My
greatest experience so far was my solo flight. This newsgroup
presents (for the most part) a lot of good and useful information as
well as experiences. Just thought I would say hello.
CareBear

Congratulations CareBear,
I am sure you will never regret it. I waited 41 years to learn and got my
PPL age 64, and my aerobatics certificate at 65 . The greatest thrill. The
trouble is, it is just getting too expensive in the UK. about $150 an hour
for a small Cessna, more if you want anything aerobatic.


--
Quilljar

Never trust anybody who is too sophisticated to own a rubber chicken.