If any of you see any of the Triumph Drivers, find out what they are up to so we can get together with them. I did not get a chance to attend the Triumph Show they had over at Ameristar Casino in June. You can e-mail me at marshalldoc@Yahoo.com . Yes, I promise to read my mail.
Finally, our big event is fast approaching, the last Sunday in September is The Flatwater British Car Show at 54th and 'O' Street in Lincoln. Be sure to attend!
the Famous Renae Reis
Mac & Cheese & Corn Recipe
1 can whole kernel corn
1 can creamed corn
1T sugar
1T onion flakes
1 C macaroni, uncooked
1/4 C margarine
1 1/2 C Velveeta cheese (cubed)
Mix all together and bake in a 2-quart casserole dish. Bake covered at 350 for 1 hour. You may want to uncover for the last 10 minutes. Ryan likes it better that way. The recipe says it serves 8 but in our family it's more like 4!!
Renae Reis
Ray Gibbons
A few years ago about this time we lost a true British Roadster aficionado, Ray Gibbons. Ray was undergoing surgery and never awakened afterwards. He was a Missouri boy who had become a professor back east, and blessed many of us with his wit and wisdom. Thanks, Ray for the many smiles.
To those suffering from untrue wire wheels, I offer the following rockabilly ditty I have just wrote, right here on the terminal, yes...
(Sung to the tune of Maybelline in something approximating an Ozark accent. If you have trouble with an Ozark accent, imagine you are a trucker speaking on the CB, or President of the US)
War wheels, why cain't you be true?
War wheels, why cain't you be true?
You done started back doin' the things you used to do...
Sent my wheels to British War,
All new spokes, and all new tars,
Got 'em round and got 'em straight,
Done up in matte silver, they looked first rate.
War wheels, why cain't you be true?
War wheels, why cain't you be true?
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