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January 1st 06, 01:26 PM
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Flyingmonk wrote:
Michelle wrote: A few more flights with someone to look for traffic and cumulus granitus and I should be all set. Anyone want to be scared to death and ride shotgun? I'm in! I'm not current though... :^( , but if you just need a pair of eyes and someone that'll land the plane if push comes to shove, I'm your man and lunch is on me! email me your phone number if it's a go. chaisone(at)yahoo.com Change [ at to @ :^) ] The Monk It may be a few weeks or more before I get back into the plane. I am pursuing a new bigger better flying job and I got a lead on another one yesterday. No promises. Michelle 
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January 1st 06, 04:27 PM
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No promises.
No sweat, Michelle. If/when it happens, it happens. Just let me know. I'll get lunch or dinner :^)
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