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Solo with little experience, yes. With a proficient instructor or prior experience, the extra risk is minimal for the cited winds. Depending on direction, landing could be difficult, but if the winds are down the runway, it isn't that much more difficult than any other landing with a strong...

I'm not a real chef, so I have no plating skills. My food tends to taste pretty good, I think, but rarely scores points in the "looks" department! :cool:

I have never been in a lot of places yet, so I don't have personal experience, t'is true. Maybe I will come back in twenty years and think I was a naive idiot - but I don't think so. If I do, you are welcome to laugh in my face and say "I told you so". But I truly think that I have a lot less of...

And it is exactly how a person married 5, 10, 15, 20, or 50 years should feel, too. Sure, you probably won't think it's cute anymore when you've spent fifty years reminding your spouse to set the alarm or picking up their socks, but by then, you should have a much deeper connection that won't...

It's definitely not an easy definition or one that makes people feel good, so I get why people want to redefine it or replace it with something else. Or maybe they simply don't get the difference between "successful relationship" and "successful marriage", as it's rather trendy these days to...

Maybe it is - but marriage itself is also "narrow" in the sense that it, too, has a strict definition. Would you say someone had a successful college experience if they dropped out in their fourth semester after failing every midterm? I'm pretty sure for most people, that answer would be no even...

I have simply decided that skinny doesn't look as good as this tastes...

I'm not sure what @hindsight2020 is talking about for sure, but speaking from personal experience, a lot of people think that those who can't afford to have all their children in sports or give them all music lessons or take them on vacations to Disney every year shouldn't have children "because...

Well, I suppose it sounds morbid, but at least one person has to die... ...and of natural or accidental reasons (and "accidentally" holding a pillow over someone's face doesn't count, in case you were wondering. :biggrin: ).

See, I only view marriages as a success once the good fight is done and the finish line is crossed...and that finish line is laid out in the vows you take on your wedding day. You can have "success-in-the-making" marriages, but the vow "'til death do us part" isn't supposed to be just some nice...

I just came across this graphic and thought it might be appropriate here: