Another Nice Dream
By Gus Kilthau
@Ceerios (4698)
Goodfellow, Texas
October 14, 2016 9:36pm CST
Another Nice Dream -
Used to be that I thought only little kids and royalty had dreams, but now I know better. In fact, I can call those dreams up on command. The other day, it was "my oil well." Today it is my little single-engine monoplane - the aircraft I use to go to the store when it is more than three miles distant from our house.
We Texans and dreamers are weird.
What you do when you get into a good dream like this one is that you set up a sensible routine and you follow it, step by step, until it comes to a proper conclusion - usually at the first light in the morning.
You have to choose your aircraft carefully.. For this dream I chose to use my little silver-colored. single-engine, two-seater jobbie.
Once you get through with making your selection you have to carefully do the pre-flight inspection, kind of like one of those flight controller guys with all of the switches and dials and engine stuff. But you don't have that much of a mess to get lost in. What you really want to do is to inspect the big stuff on your air buggy to make sure that the engine will not be falling out nor will the wings break off once you push the plane up off of the runway.
Speaking of runways, you also need to keep a sharp lookout for those air hogs - the big guys with all of their jet engines. They try to bully us little folks around and keep the runways to themselves pretty much.
When you get all done with this pre-flight messing around, you lower your voice so that it sounds like you know what you are doing and then you holler at the control tower - "N7083W ready for takeoff on Runway 3E - need clearance."
Off we go. Be back again as soon as we get through with this nice dream.
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Collage pix from my Media Graphics CD
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@Ceerios (4698)
• Goodfellow, Texas
15 Oct 16
@pgntwo - Friend PGN - Forgive me, for my ossifying brain has closed off remembrance of November Whiskey. Perhaps there is a long-term lingering effect from dosages of years long past...
I enjoyed the little run-through of "Going to Bristol" Here is a link to another aviation tale. It was passed along to me by another good friend some time back.
-Gus-
A funny Redneck tale about a veteran aircraft pilot who learned that he was a lesbian instead. You never know who it may be that you meet in a coffee shop.
@Ceerios (4698)
• Goodfellow, Texas
15 Oct 16
@pgntwo - Friend PGN - Here is yet another one of plagiarisitc bent. In that it has Irish roots, you may enjoy the tale.
-Gus-
Never overlook reading about the exploits of the inventive Irish. What they may not know may try to hurt them, but hard heads are rarely even dented, no matter how great is the blow.
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@responsiveme (22923)
• India
18 Oct 16
So what did you buy?
“In dreams begin responsibilities.”? W.B. Yeats,
So get down to making those air crafts for us masses
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@Ceerios (4698)
• Goodfellow, Texas
19 Oct 16
@responsiveme - Friend ARM - Upon arriving at the H-E-B grocery store I found that I had left my bride's extensive shopping list on the kitchen table. Not knowing what I was supposed to buy at the market, I spent all the money ($7,38) on cookies and ice cream. -Gus-
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Ignore the animation, just enjoy the audio on this flight deck exchange :)

