Three days ago, I graduated from the School of Missionary Aviation Technology. It was an exciting day to know that big change is just weeks away but it was very sad to say goodbye to many friends that I have grown close to over the last year. Its always funny how things go a little different than expected. I knew that I would miss these guys but it struck me in the middle of the graduation ceremony that many of these guys, I wouldn't see again. The good news is that I will probably see serveral of them (you)again beings the missionary aviation community isn't all that large. So I look forward to seeing what God is doing and where He is taking you all.
On the flip side, Megan and I are glad to have some time off. This last month has been.....a little crazy. I had my final three exams for my FAA Powerplant rating which involves an oral interview, a practical exam and a written test. Between studying for all the exams, packing for our move at the end of August, going to California for a wedding, being a dad and husband (did I mention Megan is pregnant), and the many other responsibilities in my life, its good to be in Columbus for a break.
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