Nflight
06-29-2008, 11:21 PM
Over the course of my life I have always wanted to over achieve in what ever I do. It is a fearful way of thinking that is you start something you should be damn well be willing to finish it, in its entirety. A philosophy that has taken me in and out of schools and learning establishments to entertain my thoughts to achieve great things. I am testing my mind and my soul when I get up in the morning and before I go to bed, everyday, every hour of every moment I take a breath.
My signature makes mention to my strength in commitment of getting through the rough edges and willing to push to success. Challenge me, or correct me, but don't ask me to die quietly.
June 28th I planned it to be like any other day in my life as I planned to test myself one last time to achieve Extra Class License receivership in the HAM Radio community of ARRL. I have been studying for some 2 weeks night and day learning, memorizing equations, and calculations till I was mumbling to myself while waiting in line at the grocery store and a women asked if I was alright? I reclaimed I was thinking about a big test coming up, she said I was too old to be in school, I told her your never to old to learn.
June 28th about 3:30 PM EST I learned that my score of passing grade was achieved and I had accomplished a goal of successfulness. Now if only those figures and calculations will cease appearing out of nowhere in my thoughts. It has only been one day, I am trying so hard not to think about it anymore, I hope those devilish thoughts of acting like a human calculator go away with a little more time. But the great thing is that I passed before the deadline of June 30th when the new Question pool arrives and I have to learn a whole new set of Q & A's how dreadful. I feel relaxed sort of, paper in hand as I write this article, I feel good I did what I planned to.
At this time I have not figured out my next goal yet, although I could finish my pilots license I started back in 1977 when I soloed at a ripe young age!
My signature makes mention to my strength in commitment of getting through the rough edges and willing to push to success. Challenge me, or correct me, but don't ask me to die quietly.
June 28th I planned it to be like any other day in my life as I planned to test myself one last time to achieve Extra Class License receivership in the HAM Radio community of ARRL. I have been studying for some 2 weeks night and day learning, memorizing equations, and calculations till I was mumbling to myself while waiting in line at the grocery store and a women asked if I was alright? I reclaimed I was thinking about a big test coming up, she said I was too old to be in school, I told her your never to old to learn.
June 28th about 3:30 PM EST I learned that my score of passing grade was achieved and I had accomplished a goal of successfulness. Now if only those figures and calculations will cease appearing out of nowhere in my thoughts. It has only been one day, I am trying so hard not to think about it anymore, I hope those devilish thoughts of acting like a human calculator go away with a little more time. But the great thing is that I passed before the deadline of June 30th when the new Question pool arrives and I have to learn a whole new set of Q & A's how dreadful. I feel relaxed sort of, paper in hand as I write this article, I feel good I did what I planned to.
At this time I have not figured out my next goal yet, although I could finish my pilots license I started back in 1977 when I soloed at a ripe young age!