Velle dei Templi- Agrigento, Sicily 17 fantastical days in Italia, where a 2500-mile odyssey all came together in ad hoc fashion. Hiking up to stay at a rustic stone cabin at the base of Monte Rosa, a meaningful road trip from the Alps to Sicily exploring the mysteries of love, death, history, and love, stumping for SFTE, enjoying new culinary delights of southern Italia, playing guitar with new acquaintances and deepening relationships old and new Italian friends. There were challenges; losing my wallet in the mountains, weather, lodging, navigation, mindfulness, taking time to be still, ego, and attachment. But, if emptiness is "going with the flow" and "living in the present" then this trip was not only delightful but a model for growth and enlightenment I arrived in Milan early on the morning of 1 Nov exhausted having chosen to try "AA Premium Economy" (not worth it) Even with an ambien it was a fitful time. My old friend Francesca was "chomp...
Living in the NOW on the way to ski at Cervania, which is the Italian side of the Matterhorn. Italians seem to me to understand how to live more holistically. It's a great lifestyle. I wonder if it can survive in a world of relentless go go competition? As for me I subscribe to ricorda il bambino dentro di te e segui la tua felicità. (remember the child inside you and follow your bliss)!
Longest solo road trip of my life, tooling around the southeastern United States in my CR-V. A a combo of SFTE and family engagements. First stop, Nashville, to celebrate my grandson’s birthday, And my trusty Taylor! Rocket City SFTE Chapter Then, Huntsville, Alabama, to meet with the SFTE Rocket City Chapter. Then on to Greensboro, NC for the Flight Test Safety Workshop, where I gave my stump speech on the impact of technology and AI in flight testing, especially in risk management. Again heard more validation of MIT's STPA. Flight Test Safety Workshop North Carolina SFTE Chapter at FTSW Then up to Blacksburg, Virginia, to visit the Virginia Tech SFTE chapter. The graduating engineers are so well trained with impressive internships and experiences that are quite impressive. Yet some struggle to find a job? A little puzzling? Virginia Tech University On the spur of the moment, I decided...
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