Snow Globe Days and Hangar Daydreams

The past few days have been spent inside, snow coming down around us like a shaken snow globe. Fourteen inches fell in just over a day. Thankfully, it was snow and not ice like areas farther south received. It’s been beautiful and quiet—one of those rare pauses that gently reminds you to slow down, take... Continue Reading →

Back in the Groove

Progress continues on various aircraft restoration projects, with emphasis on thoroughness over deadlines. The restorer provides valuable insights into the process, enriching knowledge beyond previous experiences. Post-holiday momentum is building, alongside aspirations for better social media engagement. The journey embraces imperfections while celebrating the joys of aviation and personal growth.

Magic, Metal, and a Little Spring Faith

Spring flowers popped overnight with the warm rain over the last week or so. I’m ready for the season’s bright, delicate petals— like many others are, as well. This past Monday was the IA renewal symposium in Columbus. Unlike last year, the restorers didn’t present, so the other restorer held down the fort while Uncle... Continue Reading →

The Importance of Systems in Aviation and Life

The annual inspection for the Cub is concluding, emphasizing the challenges of sourcing parts in aviation projects. The author reflects on the importance of balance, mental health, and adaptability in both work and personal life. Embracing change and taking time to assess systems lead to sustainable progress in restoration and life’s endeavors.

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