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I'll share my favorite moment with you guys.
My first solo flight.
It was very unexpected and unforgettable.
The day of my solo flight, my flight instructor and I had basic briefing. He never told me when I'll be flying solo. I asked him "When I'll be flying solo" and his answer was, "Soon". That was the day prior my solo.
So, I hopped on a beautiful plane N97019 and started preflight and did some 3 landings on KMFE.
Once the landings where done, my flight instructor said to park the airplane at the ramp and I turned off the engine. Trying to get out and have debriefing. When I opened the door, he said "What are you doing? Go and fly! this is your first solo!" I replied "Are you dead serious?!". I rev up 019's Lycomming engine and started to taxi under watchful eye of my flight instructor. KMFE tower guys were very nice with first solo fights and words of congratulations poured in. I was singing "I believe I can fly" all the way when aircraft lifted to blue skies. Unforgettable moment. Made one traffic pattern and landed as the winds picked up badly. So! yeah! my first solo ended my flight instructor taking pictures of me and signing my logbook.
Very very unforgettable moment. Everytime I read this endorsement, It brings me back good memories of my first solo and still to this day, I feel that I'm walking towards my dream. It is very memorable. 
Well! thanks for reading and if you guys are interested how my day is going?
* I just woke up. 8:30AM in Mountain Std Time, and slowly getting ready to start a new day.
10 facts about me
Who are you?
I'm currently working for Rep. of Korea Airforce ROKAF for two years and currently working as mechanic for F-16 jet. I'm very proud of my current position as mechanic and every sweat I pour into F-16 and taking to the skies makes my job today well accomplished!
1. I'm Korean citizen living in Mexico and studying aviation is United States.
2. I flown over 300 hours usually in small Cessnas. 172, 150 and 182RG.
3. Hoping for a position in an airline as captain.
4. I hold PPL, IFR rating, Flight Dispatcher [FAA] and Airframe Technician [ROK]
5. I love anything about aviation and is been my dream since age of seven.
Still
JARJ Just Another Random Journal
So...
Experiencing different people in my life and meeting new professors, I found some of them not very interesting to me.
What kind of professors I like?
First of, I like professors who tells their student in realistic way. I hate professors who say "Don't worry XXX you will do just fine" and that student gets F all the time. Giving false hopes.
I prefer to be critiqued by my mentors. I'm not like some booboo kid that starts upset and blames the professor for telling me that I suck at this. If I suck at this, then I admit I suck! and ask to my professor, is there anything I can improve with this?
I prefer to be critiqued in very truth
I'm changing my art style
Hi.
As you all know, this is former BeTails.
I created this account for one simple reason.
Move on from drawing two tailed fox character in Sonic series.
I learned a lot about art techniques drawing Tails and gotta say, I got hooked into the photoshop because of Tails.
But, times changed and I'm no longer interested.
Although I joined a lot of Tails communities but this is just wrong. (My personal case)
I'm taking flying lessons and making my 16 year old dream to reality.
I had fun drawing Tails but this time, I'll be drawing real life airplanes. Not cartoonized airplanes like the movie "Planes". It is just my taste that I love drawin
Too busy to visit here.
I'm extremely busy.
I'm taking classes in the summer both ground schools and flights.
I will hardly replying anybody back.
If you got upset, my apologies.
So, see you later guys, and I might upload some artworks but don't expect anything from me.
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My solo too was unexpected. My flight instructor and I were doing a few touch and goes. He just had me stop on the runway and he hopped out and told me to do three circuits and return to the ramp. It was awesome! Huge difference in the climb rate on the old C152. I couldn't believe I was flying by myself.
When I made my last landing, I taxied back to the ramp, shutdown, filled out the planes logbook, and walked into the terminal building. He told me congratulations and had me turn around. He grabbed my shirttail and when I asked him "What are you doing?", he just told me to hold still. He cut pretty much the whole back out of my shirt. This was the first time I had heard of the tradition of instructors cutting the shirttails off of students that did their first solo. I framed it and is on my wall as I wright it. I will never forget my first solo.