We are done inside.
Getting the outside painted, and planning garden enhancements.
Living room before (left) and after, note Mango was supervising back then. We had to finish without his help.
We just returned from nine days in Iceland. Some friends from Tahoe had scheduled a trip before Covid, and it was delayed until this year. So we joined them, plus all Covid restrictions have been gone in Iceland since the spring of 2022, only tourists were wearing masks.
Had to say goodbye to a dear friend today.
We are close to the halfway point (I hope), and I will start posting pictures as rooms complete.
Living room before (left) and after, note Mango is supervising.
Our second trip to the Hills Executive Course at Timber Pines (one other executive, and one regulation). Out with my sister on Tuesday, and joined my mom on her weekly 9 holes today.
Normally this time of year we would be surrounded by white, but now in FL. We will keep playing the Highlands pit...
How is the remodel going???
So we've reached the point of maximum destruction. From here on it will be putting it all back together. Kitchen ripped out, new cabinets here and ready to go in. Popcorn and wall paper removed from everywhere, except where we have furniture and cabinets stacked up....
So Wordle is running more rampant than Omicron. I got hooked after reading an article in Popular Mechanics on the mathematics of Wordle. That intrigued me, so I started playing at wordlegame.org
After buying a Tecnam P2010 back in April of 2021, I can finally fly it after all the paperwork, inspections, more paperwork and . . .
That's me and my land lady (renting me a hangar) and maybe I'll call the plane Gwen, as the ATC designator is TWEN/G
So here is my first landing at Pilot Country airport, Spring Hill, FL (X05)
With apologies to Dickens --
It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the winter of despair, it was the spring of hope. we were the fools
In short, the period was so far like the present period, that some of its noisiest work imaginable , for good or for evil, in the superlative degree of progress.
Well Christmas has past, hope you all had a Merry one. We had about half the family here - Mom, sister, and her daughter Stacy, Nancy and I.
The other half of the family was here Jeri and her daughter Keeley for my mom's 95th birthday 3 weeks ago. We had a party with about 40 in the lodge, Engli...
We came together to celebrate Ruth's 95th Birthday at the lodge patio at Timber Pines
Some pictures of the event
Most of you know we made our escape from CA. Bay area people discovered working remotely and started moving up to Tahoe, wait til the first big winter to see how that shakes out. When the crowds were in town for holidays Tahoe became unlivable, unfortunately with the increased full timers, that was becoming the norm. Crowded roads, stores, restaurants...
Time to part with my M20E
This 145 knot 10 gal/hour airplane commuted me to the bay area and San Diego, along with trips to Seattle, many places in Oregon, Phoenix, Colorado Springs, Dallas, Kalispell, Sedona, Santa Fe, Death Valley, Mammoth Mt, Winter Park, Las Vegas, Provo, Canyon de Chelly, Winslow, Page, Roswell, Boise, and now to a broker in Oklahoma City. Sherri Sturgill 405-812-2525 and Brian Sturgill 405 923-0525 will be handling the sale.
My Mooney N1937Y, hangared at KTRK, owned and flown only by me for 21 years amassing 1800 hours. Before that AP/IA/FBO 15 year owner for personal use and commecial rating sign offs. Before that private owner in Oregon, and ???. .
1964 M20E serial number 244, 4810 TT, 660 hours on a zero time engine installed in 2008, new prop 2007 to fix AD
most Lasar speed mods, panel upgrade (full rewire) in 2003, GNS 530 (not WAAS), mode-S transponder, JPI engine monitor, ADS-B out with uAvionix, shoulder harness, excelent paint, new seat covers
Tannis heater, recent Bruce Aircraft cover
This plane is ready to fly away (last annual Nov 20, 2020, details below). As for me, semi-retired, no longer flying IFR, though most of that was to break through fog in SF bay area commute. (into KRHV)
It's been almost a year, so finally restoring much of the information from the old Eisenhard website.
Welcome to an Eisenhard's page.
Welcome to the new Eisenhard.net website, I finally joined the modern world. Got one of them thar smart phones :)
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