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We moved to the North Carolina Mountains 8 years ago and it felt like quite a risky move at the time. I’ve never grown tired of my daily 3 mile walk loop even though I’ve seen some of these scenes a thousand times.
We had to take our Russian Blue cat Valentine to the vet today for a minor issue. This is more complicated than it seems these days. Instructions involved leaving her at the door after calling to announce we had arrived. She was not amused but is now back at home and just knocked my toothpaste tube off the counter while meowing at me for attention. Must be feeling better.
Social distancing but this lady keeps sitting in the seat next to me.
Label maker box is labeled, but the actual machine is not in said box and nowhere to be found. This happens to other people too right? #sanitycheck
Time to take the tiger for its annual inspection. Will be down for about two weeks. I’ll have to get single engine current :)
Airport is a dead zone today.
My daily walk route could be worse.
Does this count as social distancing? I believe it does. #tigerbaron
My version of making lemonade. Electric and pitot lines being run. #myzenith750
Test fitting the seats and baggage floor. Daylight savings only got me so far. #myzenith750
Finally warm enough to get back to work on this thing. #myzenith750
Sporting clays in the snowstorm

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Full motion simulator training at Executive Flight Training today. Awesome

Posted on February 15, 2019February 15, 2019 by mrdoornbos in Instagram

from Instagram: http://bit.ly/2If5B51

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