Joint Airborne Command and Control Command Post communications training
Drivers training (Complete with truck noises)
Finish with parachute simulator training - It was a big day. 
The infamous bow biter - trying to look innocent, but the marks on the red bow in front of him betray his guilt... 
Scott got his face painted like a tiger at the Christmasville festival this weekend. He LOVED it. We had lots of fun - and a few "firsts", including funnel cake, the Ferris wheel, and face paint. After his face was painted he said, "I all different, Mommy!" He giggled the entire way on the Ferris wheel, and he is a big fan of funnel cakes. We also saw a parade, rode a horse drawn carriage, and Scott got to ride a pony. It was a HUGE weekend. Scott was sad that we had to wash the face paint off in the evening before bed. I told him that it had to come off, or it would get all over his sheets. He said, "I look up, Mommy. I not get it on the sheets." Nice negotiating skills, but it still had to come off... 
Go back to November of 2008 to see a picture of Scott in the same little bib and hat. He was almost 6 months at Thanksgiving, so he was bigger than Meg here at 5 weeks. We looked at the photo album this morning and talked about when he was a baby.
These are views of the backseat passengers on our short hop. Scott loves to talk to us now, so we have to make sure we discuss when to talk and when to be quiet before each flight. 
Scott took this picture of me all by himself, and he took the picture below it of the wing and the horizon. I am starting to think about getting him a camera... 
Here we are coming back to the airport, just about ready to turn a left base for 20 at UZA. Meg is very content.
Photographic moment after the big flight - Brian, Meg, and Scott with N33728. 
Post-flight snooze. I think the headphones are nearly as big as Meg's head, but they work well.
