Today was Idul Fitri which is the day to celebrate the end of Ramadan. People (muslims) go and visit friends and family and apologize for anything they may have done to hurt and offend them in the past year. I went into town to see if I could find some tomatoes and I did find some, but there were no stores open and only a few vendors at the market. It was very dead in town and our road was so nice and quiet today as there were no big dump trucks going up and down. I think that Ramadan is more noticeable here now than it was four years ago. The muslim population has increased quite a bit and there are definitely more mosques than before. Last night we could hear some of them going at it, but definitely not as loud and as long as Bandung (all night long...).
This week the avionics manager from MAF in Nampa, Idaho, is coming to help Hugo do a radio installation on one of the Caravans. At the same time Tim will be "checking" out Hugo. Normally pilots and mechanics are "checked out" by those in charge of those divisions but as there is no one like that here, they are doing it while doing this installation and the paperwork that comes with it. So Hugo will be quite busy in the next couple weeks. Also, it was announced this week that Hugo will be the avionics shop manager now. So he can put his experience from Pacific Avionics to good use.
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