I've been passing the word along to the rest of the our crew, that
they can find you here as well as the Wendover Burger King. With any
luck some of them will try out the list.
Winter? It's just an excuse for fun. Going fast on white stuff, I know
you understand that, ski's, sleds... it's an excuse for more toys.
Plus we can practise spins at lower speeds, on the street around our
homes.
>From what I've been reading here the last few weeks, suit cases are
really for hiding purple and gold suits. Not that I can say much about
our guys suits, all red, they look like Santa without the beard.
It's hard to describe how much we enjoyed our first run at the salt.
Ted wants to get back ASAP, but budgets being what they are, we'll put
it off until next year. We had the truck out at a local cruise night
last night. We attended to thank all of the local guys who've been
buying our T shirts and ecouraging us through the year, it was a great
evening. Today dad has the truck at his high school, "show and tell"
he's still on cloud 9.
mike
Keith Turk wrote:
>
> Kinda hung out with your guys a couple of times..... bantered about not
> owning a suit case..... I'm guessing it's the only reason one would STILL
> live in a place that COLD.....
>
> sure enjoyed your guys first year on the salt.... awesome experience...
>
> Keith
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Michael Siewert" <mdsiewer@ucalgary.ca>
> Cc: <land-speed@autox.team.net>
> Sent: Wednesday, September 18, 2002 3:46 PM
> Subject: Re: New Members
>
> > Ok, I'll consider myself proded.
> > I did an introduction of sorts when I jumped into the truck thread a
> > short time ago, but didn't include any "other" interests.
> >
> > I'm Mike Siewert, here in Calgary, Alberta. I'm a member of the "North
> > of 49" 1149 B/STR Crew. My father was the project instigator and one
> > of the drivers, my role promotion. I flog the project via a website,
> > articles in local newsletters and I drew up our T shirts.
> > I'm an electronic tech. in the Chemistry Department of the University
> > here, mostly that entails fixing and operation of anything around here
> > that might have electrons running through it.
> > I ride a bicycle to work year round +30 to -30 C, sunshine, rain or
> > snow. I've been a Scout leader for the past 14 years, this year is my
> > first away from the movement. Now my oldest is into a Marching Band
> > and I'm learning that everything about Funky Winkerbean's "Mr. Dinkle"
> > is true.
> >
> > Best thing about the list? It keeps transporting me back to
> > Bonneville, and the Wendover Burger King.
> >
> > --
> > Michael D. Siewert
> > Technical Support Group, Department of Chemistry
> > University of Calgary. Tel. (403) 220 7228
> > http://www.ucalgary.ca/~mdsiewer/
> >
> >
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Michael D. Siewert
Technical Support Group, Department of Chemistry
University of Calgary. Tel. (403) 220 7228
http://www.ucalgary.ca/~mdsiewer/
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