Temporary

I'm gonna call the wind turbine company for the Wind Analyst job tomorrow.
And if it doesn't work out, I'll quit looking for an engineering jobs.
And I'll find a CAD or a general laborer job.

I didn't think that it'll end up this way, but it has come to the point where I need to make some money.

I don't think I was being arrogant for not settling for a non-engineering job.
I shouldn't worry about what other people think about me anyways.

Went in the backseat of the 2-33 twice.
It was very hard to see anything from the back seat.
I have more appreciations for the back breaking work of the instructors now...

I think I'll take passengers in the back if I have to.

Landed with a lot of tail wind on the first flight.
I wasn't ready for it and Mike had to slip it in for me.
I came in at around 70mph w/ airbrakes fully open.

Went up with Jim on the second one.
The tow plane ran out of fuel when I was boxing the wake at 2700 ft.
I wasn't quick enough to release when I saw the tow plane dive, but Jim was.
I have to be ready all the time.
And I wasn't ready for it this time.

But we live and we learn.
This was a big learning experience and I have to learn from this.
So that I'll live again.
Maybe this wasn't a big deal, but I have to be alert and be ready all the time in case something bigger comes up.

It was a very good reminder to myself that I'm just a beginner at this.