Recent content by jadenapa

Zsa Zsa Gabor was apparently married nine times. She was divorced seven times, and one marriage was annulled. She was also born and lived in a time when women's rights weren't "a thing" and the role of a woman was mostly to be a great secretary or a homemaker. I wouldn't necessarily take her as...

What movie is this? And why is there a naked woman on the plane and a nun choking a man? :smilewinkgrin:

:) A bad marriage doesn't necessarily mean a man's financial loss. What if the woman was wealthier?

Thank you Stan. Your insight is very much appreciated. And thank you for taking the time :£

Guys, I so want to thank everyone for your replies, I am so surprised by the amount & the detail of your replies and so humbled and overwhelmed (seriously - this is not even my Pulitzer prize acceptance speech!!) :) You all have been so friendly AND knowledgeable that I now have a good idea of...

Exactly what I was thinking. BUILDING a plane requires a real passion (or a good paycheck) :) I'm leaning towards this at the moment, but I really need it to fly 2 people. Another user suggested the EAA too, I'm checking them out and doing some more research on home-built planes. Never heard of...

Hi Stan, why would you choose the Cessna 210? Any particular reason?

Ummm, his bad. I'll tell him!

I totally agree with you! I started questioning myself after a few replies! :)

HAHAH this made me reconsider the outline!! Without revealing too much, the mission is quite simple. My man has a mediocre marriage but an awesome relationship with his daughter (pre-teen). He loves to spend time "in the air", it's the only place where he feels at peace. He takes his kid on...

Two things. "Twinkie" is for sure something that would sound great, I'll look up the plane. Second - the doggo in your pic looks almost too comfy - that's life :sleep: :)

This sounds This looks like what I'm after. Gee so many models, I need to look them up in more detail. Thank you for your advice :)

YES :) A big-ish inheritance. That's the beauty of fiction. Citabria & Grumman Tiger look interesting. Would these planes fly from Santa Barbara to SF?

That was my question - if it is common for pilots to casually fly an aircraft they never flew before?

Nope, not a pilot (yet). HA it's something I'm intrigued by but unfortunately no clue here. Headwinds/tail winds don't tell me much :( What I'm mostly after is a plane to fly out of Santa Barbara to SF.