For those of you keeping score, it has been four years since my world got shaken up.  Those words are strikingly familiar this week I experienced my first earthquake last friday.  In Indiana?  Who would have guessed. 

My last entry was two weeks into the school year, so I guess it's fitting that there are only two weeks left.  Grad school is a definate change, but I'm getting used to it.  By this time next year I should be getting my Master's after a total of 8 years of college.  I don't think I'll be ready to face the fact that almost a third of my life will have been spent at Purdue.  Teaching is going well, I've got engine overhaul this semester.  There are two that have yet to run, but we're getting there. 

The airplane situation has changed since the last update.  We sold the 180 and bought a Cub Crafters Sport Cub, so I can once again fly by myself.  When it hasn't been down for "A-model" problems, it has been a real treat to fly. 

I shared a wonderful spring break with friends, tourning Tennessee from the Eastern mountains to the Mississippi in Memphis.  I'm looking forward to sharing the enjoyment of my last summer with friends and family. 

Life has been good, we're off to Chicago this Thursday for another check-up.  The three month cycle has almost become routine.  I know no changes is boring, but it is good news for MRIs.