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New saying

well I learned a new saying today from the old guy who works in the pilot shop. He is one of those people that you always seem to talk and then some who he talks about the days when he was flying. Good guy. Reminds me of my grandpa. So I leaving the store he says referring to me flying, 

"Hey you have fun, remember It's the best you can do with your clothes on." 

 I thought about it and I like it and for me it's true.

Comments

spice2116 said…
thats so awesome!!! why would the parents want to get rid of the car if they only paid $1 for it?
Trevor said…
can't afford the one they bought they need to sell it to pay it off
Dianne said…
Interesting new favorite quote. I'm glad you enjoy flying so much, maybe you should work for Southwest....

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