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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