TRIADICS  PRESS​

George Moll had major back surgery and is recovering now, but still experiencing a lot of pain. Please keep him in your prayers.

Outlaw Jim and Night Owl were sporting brand new Triadics t-shirts at the March meeting, which was held the first Friday of the month at Noah's Ark in Bacliff, followed by a meet & greet at Kelley's Country Cookin' in League City. 

Everyone is getting their trikes ready to ride and is anxious to get back on the road to do what we all love. Captain Morgan spent all day March 30 getting the Cheetah ready for a trip to the hill country. Batman came over and helped him turn a difficult two-day job into an 8 hour job that was a whole lot easier and faster with another set of hands. Since it was already getting dark when they finished and it happened to be his 53rd anniversary, Captain decided that it might be a good idea to take Firstmate to Texas Roadhouse to celebrate. 

A&M students participated in a community service project at the mostly seniors complex where Night Owl's mom lives. These helpful students sanded and painted metal fence panels and gates, dug up old rock-lined areas, lined them with plastic sheeting and refilled with nicer rocks, removed clingy vegetation from a short brick wall (in spite of the grass snake and several spiders), moved heavy objects, raked and bagged leaves, washed exterior windows, plus a lot more. The residents supplied a hotdog lunch (with cookies for dessert) for the busy workers. Night Owl assisted Outlaw and his mother-in-law, who did a great job grilling the wieners and organizing the food. 

During another visit home, Mike "Captain Sundance" and his bride, Beatriz, attended a grand opening for a new Harley Davison dealership in Houston that was having free food, music and special sales. They will be moving back home to Clear Lake very soon.

Firstmate