To-Do, February 25-29
- Ascent sim
- Cert Qual evaluation for my job as Rendezvous Support
- Homework for 3D modeling class
- Homework for New Media Studies class
- Many, many, many hours preparing program book for my design client (yes, that’s back on)
To-Do, March 1-7
- 36 hours spent doing the Texas Independence Relay on 3/1-2
- Bay Area Multisport Kickoff (which I will miss for TIR)
- Rendezvous sim bright & early on 3/3
- Send program book to printer no later than 3/5
- Homework for 3D modeling class
- Test in New Media Studies class
- Team of teachers that I am mentoring arrives in Houston to fly an experiment on the Vomit Comet
- Load checkout for STS-124
To-Do, March 8-14
- 60-mile training ride as prep for Half Ironman on 3/30
- Backup my trainee on all prepwork for her first launch as ARD Support for STS-123
- Ensure that my Vomit Comet team’s experiment passes inspection and is in good, safe shape to fly
- STS-123 Launch on 3/11
- Homework for 3D modeling class
- Homework for New Media Studies class
- Fly on Vomit Comet with my team
- Ascent sim for STS-124
Though many of these activities weren’t originally planned for the beginning of March, it seems that everything has managed to converge into this three-week period. It’s like my own version of the perfect storm.
Oh yeah, and:
- Reassure lovely, incredible, patient and understanding boyfriend that a calmer, saner version of Sarah will return soon.
- Remind myself that a calmer, saner version of me will return soon.
If I post only sporadically for the next three weeks, well, now you know why.
Sarah says
Are there big group events for the zero-g teams? My dad and a group are going down in March to have an experiment on the plane.
(Kylie’s former roommate) Sarah