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For some reason or another, today I felt compelled to reflect upon some of the posts I have made over the course of the last year and a half. In a strange way, it was intriguing; similar to a time line of the my aviation career. I could only go back 500 posts, when I was first considering an airline job. As I scanned though the posts, I could actually see when I changes of heart.. when I loved Colgan.. when I defended it.. when I hated it.. when I loved it again.. when I left.. et cetera.
I was just wondering if anyone else has ever looked back at their past posts and said to themselves, "Huh, how about that" or "I can't believe I said that."
For some reason or another, today I felt compelled to reflect upon some of the posts I have made over the course of the last year and a half. In a strange way, it was intriguing; similar to a time line of the my aviation career. I could only go back 500 posts, when I was first considering an airline job. As I scanned though the posts, I could actually see when I changes of heart.. when I loved Colgan.. when I defended it.. when I hated it.. when I loved it again.. when I left.. et cetera.
I was just wondering if anyone else has ever looked back at their past posts and said to themselves, "Huh, how about that" or "I can't believe I said that."
You and me both bro, if you look at my posts I defended COLGAN almost as hardcore as I bash them now...................
Colgan was a part of my "growth", but I also saw myself learn new things (thanks guys) and saw my perception of different issues change as well.
I hear yeah, I dont regret going there (better Seniority here woulda been nice), I learned a lot met great people flew a fun airplane and COLGAN took my 121 virginity, so I will always have a place for them in my heart
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That's part of the learning curve of life. I'll still defend my 135 job for what it was, but I'm past that in my life now. It was great experience and a time builder, but definately not where you want to end up.
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Wow, I didn't realize you guys are so sentimental and introspective! That's nice. It's always good to take stock of yourself every once in a while.
KiloAlpha, I remember you had a lot of questions back then when you were struggling with the direction in your life and whether you were making the correct decisions. I'm glad to see you've settled into a rhythm. And I am equally glad you find our support and advice useful to you. Now I ask that you turn around and help those who are following in your footsteps.
Remember, no matter what happens, your dog will always be there for you! He's a cutie.
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