After years of building my own Windows desktop computers, and serving as the in-house I.T. Department, I broke down and bought one of the new MacBooks. What a sleek piece of design technology. Apple really knows how to do it right. At the same time I got the Canon Pixma MP560 multi-function printer/scanner. Because it is wireless, as well as the Apple keyboard and Magic Mouse, we will normally use the MacBook as a laptop but then quickly change over to the desktop environment when it is time for heavy duty writing. The only thing to plug in is the monitor cable. Sweet!



everthing in its path (oh, I wasn’t going to give my reasons. Oops.) In a fraction of the time I was spending on Facebook — back in the day when I was diligently responding to friend requests and messages — I can keep this blog fresh and up-to-date. It may be trading one form of insanity for another, but at least it is the one I most enjoy. NOTE TO MY FORMER FACEBOOK “FRIENDS”: Please don’t take it personally. We may just have to connect over a cup of coffee or the occasional email. I’ll even buy!
As a first-time aircraft homebuilder, there has been this veil of mystery about the final airworthiness inspection. Thanks to the gracious invitation of a new-found fellow Zodiac builder in Corona, the inspection process has been de-mystified. Yesterday I joined Ted Taylor at his hangar in Corona for the airworthiness inspection on his beautiful Zenith Zodiac 601XL. Ted has been laboring in relative isolation from the larger builder community, which may account for his steady progress and the completeness of his final product.

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