Desertdog is a CFI!! Woo Hoo!!

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Good job!
Holy Crap! Tail Spin! I used to love that cartoon! Came on right after Duck Tales and Rescue Rangers.

desertdog, congratulations! Now you got's skillz to pay billz!
 
Sweet Jeebus!! I remember when you 1st posted about being a truck driver and how you were going to be a pilot. This is amazing, seems like just yesterday. CONGRATS :nana2:

Did you quit smoking yet? :sarcasm:
 
Holy crap that was fast. Nice work! If you don't mind me asking, what was your total cash outlay?

After working and my weekly poker night with students, I was able to come out about $312 ahead. :sarcasm:

Ok in all seriousness. I am out of pocket about $25,000 for my training. I did work along the way and I used that money to offset costs. Had I just paid for everything it would be about $32,000. I elected to only get 60 hours of Multi so that kept the cost down in comparison to the package prices. I have 280TT and 60ME and I still have the CFI and CFII rides to complete so I will end up at about 300TT.
 
Congrats Double D, now get used to saying "Please don't try to kill me again...." :insane:
 
These are truly the end times.....Congrats Van!!! I saw you called, but I thought your ride was tomorrow?
Pizza and Ice Cold Beer are sitting in front of me. :)
What sort of slacker talk is that? Cheers!
 
Holy Crap! Tail Spin! I used to love that cartoon! Came on right after Duck Tales and Rescue Rangers.

desertdog, congratulations! Now you got's skillz to pay billz!

Dude, that was my favorite time of the day. Wasn't there some kind of Scottish character that always referred to him as "Pally" or something?
 
Wow is all I can say. Makes me feel like a loser, sitting at this fancy 141 school. Just over a year into it, and I'm just about to become a commercial pilot, and start CFI. You started AFTER I did, and you're done with a whole heck of a lot before me.

Congrats.
 
Whats this nonsense about working in Utah now?
Yeah, I am out west right now. Got to do some "mountain flying" today! Forgot to bring the digi-cam so no pics:mad: , but the sunset was awesome. Steep turns are a little more tricky here, when your "horizon" is a ski area. So, you decide who you are going to ride with for the add-on stuff? I have digital copies of the "lesson plans" I made for myself for the rest of the rides if you want them, but you are usually on the ball with that kind of stuff.
 
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