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You are baaaaaaaaaaaaaaaad (just push him out ) Hispas Brothers President HISPA #2,

You will have to come and pick it up. Hispas Brothers President HISPA #2,

I am Still trying to figure who he might be . Yep I have one of the people doing an internship with me, really interested in it. Will see how it develops. Good job Angie, you can brag all right, I'll pay your beers when we meet Hispas Brothers President HISPA #2,

Don't you worry, my "cojones" (mind you if I correct your misspelling ) are where they are supposed to be and haven't had a malfunction on them either

I started in 89 and stopped in 93, got married and a kid. Stared again last week. A 10 year break. Will see how it goes with the family. They aren't happy campers about it, but decided to let me jump again. Hispas Brothers President HISPA #2,

Very well put Mike Welcome to our world Chris. Glad you loved it. Now, remember that no matter what, you're a skydiver. Stand proud nothing is better than that. Oh, and don't forget to feed your fish, hehehe JM Hispas Brothers President HISPA #2,

Thanks Angela, Yeah it was difficult to stop, really. But, I guess that it's called the power of love. Now I have to admit I've kept pesking her on a weekly basis for the last 10 years . It paid off innit? Feels good to be back Hispas Brothers President HISPA #2,

Hehe.. Looking good Angela...Keep up the god work Hispas Brothers President HISPA #2,

I didn't know him, I don't know you. But my prayers are with you, with him and all who loved him. *Big hugh* Fly high Rob, you're now an angel. Next time I dive, I'll see you in the sky. JM Hispas Brothers President HISPA #2,

She's too scared to go to a DZ. But as far as she let me dive that's fine. I understand how she feels. But...hehehe...today I went out to chat with a neighbor buddy, came back a little later, she didn't hear me and was watching a tape from a skydive I made with a few friends. I said nothing and let her watch without being noticed. Came back a little after, when I heard her turn off the TV and said nothing. I can tell by the look on her face that she really was happy for me. So I let it go without talking too much about it now. She let me jump again and that what matters. She knows that I will be jumping actively from now on and she agreed. I will let her digest it at her own pace. I told her that she can come to the DZ whenever she wants. She might or might not. But it has to be her decision. Oh...Of course, one of the reasons she refused before was because my Mom told her about that jump I had to cutaway the main. Hispas Brothers President HISPA #2,

I don't mind sharing. So here's the short version Started jumping back in 1989. Til 1993 in France, where I come from. Made 150 jumps, got my a & B licences. Nov, 1993 I am transferred to the States by my employers. That year, I met the woman who became my wife, and that's when the trouble started. She was absolutely against the idea of letting me skydive. For the usual reasons, risk involved and so forth. Then we had our daughter a little over a year later (Sept 95). She was even more against the whole thing. Til last week. I have to say that I did never gave up on jumping again, so all these years, almost every other day, I kept talking about it. So here I am, back where I belong. She's still not a happy camper about it but decided to let me do it anyhow. The only thing is that I have to do now a bunch of jumps with instructors to revalidate my licences. Which is not a problem. I just keep thinking how many jumps I could do with the money I am spending on the instructor's jumps Hispas Brothers President HISPA #2,

Welcome to Skydiving. You will find out that it was worth the waiting. You will love it. Happy Blue Skies JM Hispas Brothers President HISPA #2,

Wowwww Thanks Wendy. Very niiiiiice JM Hispas Brothers President HISPA #2,

Only one comment on that: ABSOFREAKINGLUTLY Hispas Brothers President HISPA #2,

So Like I mentionned in other threads. I'm back in the sky

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Nah, you aren't obsessed, but you got the "bug". Congratulations on your 1st tandem. Welcome to the family.

Here're mines. ~Vibes~Vibes~Vibes~Vibes~Vibes~Vibes~Vibes~Vibes~Vibes~Vibes~Vibes~Vibes~Vibes~Vibes~Vibes~Vibes Hispas Brothers President HISPA #2,

That would be a neat treat. day jumps and reef nights. And the good blessings of Mr. Cabo of course Hispas Brothers President HISPA #2,

Hehe, Since you may be travelling that way someday, you'd be more than half way from No VA. Why don't take the opportunity and come here as well? Sooooo many DZ's along the way Hispas Brothers President HISPA #2,

WHOOHOOHOO, Way to go Flash! Have fun Hispas Brothers President HISPA #2,

JM ROFLMFAO I was thinking of employing one of the "melodies" as a means of waking myself up in the morning... My problem of ignoring the alarm would disappear the very next day This one? AHAHAHAHAHAHAHA Frodo, if I ever get THAT alarm, my wife files for divorce in a New York minute and pays me whatever I want to get rid of it Hispas Brothers President HISPA #2,

Me too Hey how about we market it to audible altimeters manufacturers. It want it in my dytter instead of the regular "beepbeepbeep" Bet you guys that before I can ever wave for breakup all my buddies are already flying far and fast JM Hispas Brothers President HISPA #2,

Somewhat reminded me of my wife comments when I decided to resume skydiving. If you wonder who's who on my story, she's the one standing up at the end JM Hispas Brothers President HISPA #2,

What I always do when visiting a new DZ, or on a regular basis at my home DZ is ask one of the pilots to take it with him and check its readings at various altitudes. Just my 0.02 Hispas Brothers President HISPA #2,