Mainly28s
Senior Airman
Good luck!
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UPDATE! Jumping back into the frey!
After 6 months of "semi-retirement" I decided to jump back into the game. Last Friday I accepted a full time position with Air Methods. Air Methods - Air Medical Transport I'll be working at their corporate offices as a maintenance planner. I could have hung on a few more years but was actually getting board and even frustrated with some of my "clients." As my cousin used to say, "I give you books, you eat the covers." As of right now my start date is January 6. Wish me luck!
Good luck Flyboy. I hope this works out well for you. =)UPDATE! Jumping back into the frey!
After 6 months of "semi-retirement" I decided to jump back into the game. Last Friday I accepted a full time position with Air Methods. Air Methods - Air Medical Transport I'll be working at their corporate offices as a maintenance planner. I could have hung on a few more years but was actually getting board and even frustrated with some of my "clients." As my cousin used to say, "I give you books, you eat the covers." As of right now my start date is January 6. Wish me luck!
My Grandmother used to say the same thing.......frequently. One my favorite sayings as its so often true.
Hope your new position works out great.UPDATE! Jumping back into the frey!
After 6 months of "semi-retirement" I decided to jump back into the game. Last Friday I accepted a full time position with Air Methods. Air Methods - Air Medical Transport I'll be working at their corporate offices as a maintenance planner. I could have hung on a few more years but was actually getting board and even frustrated with some of my "clients." As my cousin used to say, "I give you books, you eat the covers." As of right now my start date is January 6. Wish me luck!
Hope your new position works out great.
Not sure exactly what you were doing in semi- retirement but your cousins phrase" I give you books, you eat the govers" describes perfectly my experience freelancing as a guitar instructor. I wanted to teach music theory and how to apply it and the students just wanted me to teach them the latest pop song, if they showed up at all. After about 6 months I couldn't take it anymore.