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RE: Happy Birthday RhoSigma! - madscijr - 03-28-2024
Happy birthday,
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@RhoSigma and @Fifi
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RE: Happy Birthday RhoSigma! - Fifi - 03-28-2024
Hi GareBear,
Thank you for your nice words.
But for me, as a young 70ier, my best joy isn't to code because I've always been quite bad at this art (I've never ever been a real programmer but mainly a software designer at Borland and for my own company), but still riding my MV Agusta 1000 F4 RR on race tracks and very often really faster than long time youngers than me but also to fly solo (or tandem since I'm also paragliding instructor) several time a week with my two Advance canopies in the south Alps of France where I live since I retired form the USA late in 2000.
Earlier, I enjoyed several nice flights in the USA at Point of the Mountain and between the wonderfull Arch Valley (Utah) and I've a nice picture of me flying through one of the big arch, La Jolia (California), San Francisco bay, and even a tiny take-of on the sandy hill of Kitty Hawk (North Carolina) as my personnal tribute to the Wright brothers since, when I was 19, I also was for 7 years a "Top Gun" fighter pilot in the French Navy flying on Crusader then Etendars IV.
Anyway, thanx again for your nice words.
Fifi
RE: Happy Birthday RhoSigma! - Fifi - 03-28-2024
Thank you for your nice words.
(03-27-2024, 03:28 PM)a740g Wrote: Happy birthday @RhoSigma & @Fifi !
(03-28-2024, 12:45 AM)GareBear Wrote: Fifi,Thnak you for your sweet words.
Happy Birthday! We never met here before on the forum. Turning 70 is very impressive and still coding. Age has a way of getting discouraging some people of doing what they always liked doing. May you continue to do what you like for a long time to come. Best wishes!