Good Food and Strong Doctrine
Last week, 5 people came to this site by searching for theological recipes. I assume, judging by the linked Google search page for that term, that Connie of Practicing Theology gots few hits from that search, too.
Rebecca Stark is the author of The Good Portion: God, the second title in The Good Portion series.
The Good Portion: God explores what Scripture teaches about God in hopes that readers will see his perfection, worth, magnificence, and beauty as they study his triune nature, infinite attributes, and wondrous works.
Last week, 5 people came to this site by searching for theological recipes. I assume, judging by the linked Google search page for that term, that Connie of Practicing Theology gots few hits from that search, too.
Photo by Andrew Stark
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Just reminding myself that we do occasionally have summer days without rain.
I think I know what lake this is. I’ll ask the photographer and find our for sure as soon as I can.
The lake in the photo is Coal Lake, a lake not far from Whitehorse, but accessible only with a 4 x 4.
The price of gas at my neighbourhood station went up 3¢ a litre yesterday, so now I pay $147.9 per litre. Unfortunately, right after the price went up my guage went to empty.
The people you see under the sign are the Chinese immigrant couple who live several houses down. They’ve been picking wildflowers and she’s carrying a wicker basket full of them.
In the comments to last week’s post, Neil gave a link to a photo he took of the price of gas in the Highlands of Scotland. He explains what this price really means:
1.33 doesn’t seem bad until you realise that this is pound/litre - if you convert, that is £9.96/gallon.
Neil adds:
Back home in Edinburgh it is a bit lower at £1.16/litre. Note that well over half of this is tax.
And Dorothy gives us her weekly report from Illinois.
Why not add your gas price report? Where are you and what are you paying? Is that up or down from what it’s been?
Nai tells us that gas is cheaper in Indonesia:
In Indonesia, the price for the gas also rising up. In fact, it has brought a lot od pro and cons. The problem is peoples are not ready with the rising. Like for premium..from Rp.4500,-($0.29/litre) to Rp. 6000,- ($0,64/litre) it might seem small compare to the price in the US. But, it has a lot of impacts. Now, for a week I will end up paying Rp. 210.000,- ( $22.5). Further more, the price of Pertamax is raising every month ( in fact, the price can be raise twice in one month ) now per litre wehave to pay Rp. 10009,- ( $1.07/litre)
Interested on moving to Indonesia ? The gas are far cheaper :)
Thank you, Nai, for adding Indonesia to our gas price reports.
Threegirldad reports from Wichita:
Here in “The Peerless Princess of the Plains” (ahem), it went from $3.78 to $3.89 on Thursday.