Hospital Stay

[Bill Glaze]

Tom & All:
Though it's never before been mentioned, (to my recollection) I'll just 
bet there are a lot of the flyers that do exactly as we do.  Actually, 
if you got too proficient at it, there probably wouldn't have evolved 
the much admired, but never imitated, Double Weedon! (Grinning good 
naturedly, here!!)
And, in all actuality, kidding aside, I've found that when I used to 
tackle unknowns, I did a much better job if I just sat with my eyes half 
closed, (this was before flying, of course!)  and visualized what I was 
going to do, rather than play with a small airplane.  I could never seem 
to relate the small airplane to what I intended to do.  Worked for me.

Bill Glaze


Thomas C. Weedon wrote:

>Bill,
>Strange you should mention that. I have done the same thing with the
>Advanced Pattern and fell asleep before I got half way through. Perhaps
>that's why I can't fly it worth a d-mn <grinning>.
>Tom Weedon
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>Subject: Hospital Stay
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>I just got out of the hospital after a 3 day stay.  Those of you who
>have been incarcerated will know just how the hospital schedule will
>conspire to prevent a decent night's sleep.  A barracks is more conducive.
>So, as I was laying awake, I wondered how to drop off into never-never
>land.  Tried all the usual.
>Then, I decided to try visualization of the Intermediate Schedule.
>Worked like a champion.  Three times through it and I was in the arms of
>Morpheus.  Try it!  It works.  (For everybody except Masters and F.A.I.;
> those I can't speak for.)
>
>Bill Glaze
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