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Managed to successfully perform two maneuvers today...WITHOUT assistance! I even managed to correct an error I made with no more assistance than outlining my plan to the instructor, who merely said "give it a shot".

It it weren't for the 90+ degree weather and ridiculously high humidity, combined with a school policy that long pants and shoes are to be worn at all times, this would have been an extremely good day. As it was, it was merely an awesome day.

Oh god, they totally are.

Another one? :p

The item: a pre-made pizza crust.
The suggested way of cooking: Oven
The problem: No oven. Microwave isn't near big enough and would just make crust soggy anyway.
The solution: Cut crust in half. Fold halves into half. Insert toppings into folded halves. Grill on stovetop like sandwiches.
Result: Surprisingly tasty. Still no substitute for real pizza.

Quote from: Sirus on June 10, 2013, 09:57:11 pm

Well, I shall endeavor to not be one of them.

...Okay, my driving might be a little erratic right now, but that's more because I'm trying to deal with all these new concepts that don't apply to most other motor vehicles. I'm already acting far more cautiously in the cabin of a truck than I do when driving my own car.

My complaints are things that go far beyond a little erratic.  I've witnessed semi drivers doing crazier things than any other vehicle on the road, including blatantly running red lights right through traffic or spontaneous u-turns over the divider (even the type with a curb surrounding a large patch of grass).  Or veering way off onto the shoulder and coming literally inches from hitting my wife as we were working on changing a tire.

Only posting because it's relevant, not because I think there's any chance you're that insane.

Nah, I'm not crazy. The DOT can be pretty strict about what sort of medical and mental issues drivers can have. My relatively mild depression nearly got me booted the first day until I could assure the examiner that I had never tried to hurt or kill myself. Even then, I had to get a letter from my M.D. before I was given the final approval for training.

Grifen nods.

: Sheep, horses, cattle...whatever you can raise on the open plains. My family raised sheep; an animal that can provide wool, milk, and meat is a pretty good choice."

Grifen checks the priestess' robe for a price tag.

: "Holy wow...I've seen sheep herds sell for less than that!"