VanillaSkyGirl

I will also need to be coached by you, Clay. I don't want to flail. I don't have that video...maybe you can bring it and show it to us at Gold Coast. Also, maybe we can wait for a sunset load for the heli jump on Friday or Saturday. That would be so pretty. Also, lmao, Casie, you can bring you bikini, but I am probably leaving mine at home. Clay you seem to remember things a little differently than I. I did, however, agree to join you, Clay, on the heli-jump. That will be awesome! Thank you so much for asking.

Hey! Not that pump. That's not mine. How'd that get it here. It's not his bag, baby!!!

No, no, no...I firmly believe in writing up a formal resignation with at least 2 weeks notice for the company. Also, be sure to thank the company for what it has done for you and state a couple of good reasons for moving on. Write the resignation out carefully and be positive that it is exactly what you want to leave as a final statement. When you are ready, give a copy first to Human Resources for your records and, immediately afterwards, give an exact duplicate of your resignation to your boss/immediate superior(s) with a private talk thanking them and stating reasons that you need to leave. Make sure that your boss and company know that it is not personal...even if it is. Basically, I agree with Phillykev, too.

I miss you, Alana. When are you coming back to the US, and what boogies are you going to this year?

Yes, I know that, personally, Clint.

Look at him go! Grrr...I almost caught him, too, for a well-deserved Vanilla-bytch slap...

Yeah, I've noticed those kinds of a-holes. I don't let them get too close to me. Nah, I am 32, but I am fine staying home for dinner, also. If my Bf wants to take me out...cool! Btw, I NEVER get my nails done, and I cut my own hair...but I ALWAYS smell great and wear some natural-looking make-up daily. I also never work out, eat what I want, and I feel "at home" in casual or dress-up clothing. I have no problem getting down and dirty for skydiving or rockclimbing, but I also love to clean up into "girlie" mode when I'm going home. I love being natural when I can, yet, I drive and own luxurious things, enjoy pampering myself occasionally and enjoy wearing feminine dresses and sexy heels every so often. What "kind" of woman am I?

That is the BEST kind of man. Please don't ever change.

Jesus, Kelly. I agree with Jmpnkramer and Angela...you really should have your "A" license by now. I read that you are having accuracy problems, but I seriously can't imagine a good enough reason why you would not have it by now if you are putting forth the effort. Again, agreed. My home DZ closed down when I had 14 jumps. I tracked down one of my old instructors and had him sign off what he could. Then, I worked hard to find the perfect DZ afterwards...first Perris, then Elsinore. At first, I was terrified of the change, especially when I had my 2nd cutaway as a student at Perris after having one as a student at my old DZ (2 diff. malfunctions, 2 diff. rigs, 2 diff. packers) Kelly, I made a point of telling the school at Perris that I wanted to pay for coached jumps in order to fill out my yellow card. When I first jumped at Perris, I even had to switch from the ripcord that I had learned on to the throw-out. Still, by the time that I had my 20th jump, I had all my requirements for my "A" license. If I can do it, then so can you! Good luck, sweetie! I hope to see you with your "A" at the Mardi Gras Boogie.

Really...my back is risque? Also, what do you mean that yours has "buttons"? LOL! You are very funny, Tinkerbelle.

LMAO!!! No, it was designed by my parents and the big guy upstairs. It is called a "birthday suit", sweetie.

I ALWAYS look at the direction of the flags. Aubrey, please don't be embarrassed. Elsinore is NOT the easiest place for anyone to learn to land. I had a difficult time there at first, too. I am kind-of glad now that I wasn't there on Sunday because the winds and turbulence can really screw us all. I esp. feel the craziness in winds as I have such a light wing-loading. Thank God that I feel comfortable landing my chute, even when/if I must downwind or crosswind.

No. I have had BFs buy me nice clothing, but I design clothing for a living. I do not need the extra "help". Now, THAT I can agree with...cleanliness and nice smelling men rock! They must have great breathe, too! I LOVE the way men smell when they are clean and healthy. I like it when they groom themselves somewhat, but wild facial hair after camping/climbing or skydiving weekend is sometimes very sexy and manly. I always try to take great care of myself. I'm girlie that way.

Ooooo...interesting...

Speak for yourself...I have had one too many so-called "gay" or bi-sexual male friends "fall in love" with me. I just couldn't feel the same way back towards them. It's ridiculous because although they may be "hot", I am not into any man that is "prettier" than me. I still prefer the manly men!

Lew, how many rooms does this apt have?

You are a having a fun day, aren't you?

Bwahahaha...you're funny, Clay. As long as I have been dating, my BFs have cooked for me or taken me out for dinner. Sorry to disappoint you, but I respond best to being treated well. However, I would do ANYTHING for the men that I love...with a smile.

Ohhhhh...I may have to try that pink gel and/or dye, too!!!!

Manly men are one thing, and bad boys another.

...or, no, he is not!

Who is/are the instructors?

I haven't even taken my first class, yet, Jake, so I am not sure why you would want a preview. Btw, what do you think of fire dancing? Do you like it?

Are you asking Chute or me, Jake?

Oooops...sorry. I didn't catch that. Did you edit that sentence? Well, like I said before..."Hell yeah!!!"