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1 Week
so... It's been a week since I left a cushy (ish) life. It's been a week since I decided to leave. I've taken two tests and received way better than passing scores. I'm currently sitting on the hotel upper level balcony thing... Procrastinating from studying, from getting up to go get water (supposed to be drinking 64 ounces a day,) from getting up to use the restroom. I'm reflecting back on all the events that have all culminated into me being here. In a surprisingly comfortable hotel armchair, surrounded by figures of flight decks that pilots have left around. I'm staring at this bright yellow manual wondering if I'll make it the next two and a half weeks. But I've also found a favorite study spot near the pool between 2 and 4. Then the sun will pass over the hotel and I head inside to the lobby where they serve a 'snack' for free. I usually sit there for a few more hours depending on who is there. I have met some of the coolest people here. They come from all different walks of life and they're stories are all different which just intrigues me more. A pilot, living in Washington State and commuting so he can still be in his daughter's life after his divorce with a flight attendant girlfriend trying to find out if she wants to have kids. A mechanic from Houston whom has the most amazing tattoos who has been incredibly friendly! Another mechanic from DC, I think. A flight attendant who's just getting in for a quick few hours. People who have already graduated and are waiting to go to their base. Newbies still stressing their entrance test. I wish I could give them some helpful advice, but it just doesn't feel like my place. I love this culture. I don't miss California. I do miss the moveable things. My sister for sure. My car definitely!! What I would give to go grocery shopping (which is something I never do.) Don't tell Dad. I do miss my father. But he leaves all the time anyways. All I keep thinking as I wait to here from my best friend is... Am I going to make it? Can't plan anything. Can't think about what's happened. The first day of class they told us to put our lives on hold for the next 3 and a half weeks. On hold it is. Paused in the longest, most stressful moment I have ever encountered. But is it stress or is it passion bursting through not able to be paused? Where will I be in a month? In a year? I don't know. What I do know? There's no place else I'd rather be.
day 3 aaand 4
im getting really tired.
wait. what. stop. no im not. im so fresh i cant even handle it right now.
i just have to absorb SO MUCH of the information! but for the first time in my life, i love every minute of it, because i know i will need to remember the stuff in order to be help people stay safe onboard later. god, that was deep.
yesterday was pretty similar to day 2, today i woke up at 6 (felt more like 3 am, but i better get used to it, right?) and went to The Institute of the Aviation Medicine for the overall health and psycho exams. I was really scared they will find some health issue i have no idea about, but other than the hearing problem (and awyeah, they approved) it appears that im healtheeey. I ended up kind of exhausted after 5 hours of blood tests, orl, neurology, intern, audio tests, psychological tests, surgery tests, visual tests, interview with the senior consultant, but it was only noon and i had 7 more hours of medical aid ahead of me.
wow. let me tell you. those tvs people are damn funny. and the people in my course are hillarious! one guy suggested to stop the passenger's bleeding by putting a hot iron on the flesh, quoting "IT WILL BAKE THE MEAT!" seriously, i want this guy to be my flight attendant :D
we talked about real stuff, what happened onboard, like deaths and medical emergencies, we went through almost half of the book in 7 hours, cant really imagine having 35 more hours of medical aid in the course, damn, what are we going to talk about? i feel like i can run a hospital!
anyways. im going to talk to my boss tommorow to see if they can let me-the-fuck-go, because im literally dying here every day.
