Vlog Cooking with Gas
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Vlog: Cooking with Gas
Location: Cochabamba, Bolivia
Date: 18 of Mar. ‘09
http://www.vimeo.com/3754921
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On this journey of life, sharing my existence with God’s wonderful creation, there is nothing that thrills my heart more than knowing that my moments drip with purpose and destiny.
Oh sure, there are the dull and uninteresting tasks that we all have to do, but mixed up in there with all the ‘have-to’ there is a wealth of ‘get-to’ that drives my being. (more...)
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Sista, you make me laugh. ha ha ha ha ha.
Thanks for sharing.
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Oh, I am glad that you liked it Emily. And, so good of you to laugh with your dear sister. :-)
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Angie,
I loved being with you at your home!!! Thank you for having us!!! I want to come cook with you!!!
xoxox,
R
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you are funny! i don’t know how many times kevin and i have chased the gas truck around. the funny thing is if you miss it you are in trouble right? ours only comes when they want to and at all times during the day.
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I’ve been pleasantly surprised here in Mexico…apparently there is enough competition for the cooking gas that the trucks are pretty regular. There are about 4 or 5 different companies and each truck has their own unique sound…one dings a bell, another plays La Cucaracha in horn tones, etc. They start around 6:30 a.m. every single day! We are fortunate to have a stationary tank and all we have to do is pick up the phone and they come within an hour! This has not always been the case in the different countries we’ve been in…our stories are usually more like yours! ha! Loved the video, btw…nice kitchen! :)
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This is funny. I think the English word for the carava might be gas bottle? Fortunately, we don’t have to chase a gas truck. In Mali they are sold at the gas stations and sometimes at hardware stores. We only have to drive 50 miles to get there and it might happen that they have run out of it, so you go back and forth with your rattling and smelly gas bottles. Or you leave the empty bottles with colleagues in town. Of course, because of this we have quite a few to be sure we never run out, because our fridge also runs on gas.
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I LOVE YOU!!!! can you hear that in Bolivia?
I have to show my daughter this when she wakes up, she teaches a missionary story once a week to kids at an after school thing, and you and her are so the same telling a story!! I am just feeling the need for the replacement, and take something else, but if I can not cook, devastation will set in on me…no doubt! I am not a fancy cook, but hot food ..i think i need it.
Thanks for sharing with us, it really means a lot to me that you do it. I have been trying to do one, and girl I have NO screen skills..really really bad..hahaha i may do it anyway, but you are so cute in yours..hope you are having a wonderful day. love and prayers
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Gas tanks. We have a similar thing for propane, and we call it a tank. Cute video.
I had a fireman come in to the highschool the one day I went to highschool with a friend in Brasil. He showed us how to put out a fire if one of those tanks started shooting flames. It was cool, although, honestly, I’ve never heard of one of those tanks catching fire.
I can just see you begging the guy to come back!
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Ellie – Ah, yes, gas tanks. :-)
Darla – I would so enjoy seeing a video of you!
Jutta – Wow, 50 miles!
Becky – You do have a nice set up.
Beth – Way up there on that hill I am sure is quite unpredictable.
Roxx -That would be fun to cook together. :-)
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So much fun to watch you tell a story! Quite expressive and such a cutie! :D
My gracious, I can’t imagine…so it’s not just piped in to your stovetop/oven…weird!!!
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Michelle – Well, there is a line to the house. We haven’t actualized it yet because we would have to invest in converting that itty bitty stove. Instead, we would like to purchase a larger stove more suited to the size of our family that is already set up for a gas line rather than a gas tank. Someday.
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Cute.
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In Kenya we call them gas bombs. When we think about it, we call them gas cylinders as we really don’t want them to be bombs. It took 2 hours to download your vlog in bits and starts, but it was fun. (luckily I had things I could do in between the bits and starts!) We take ours to the gas station. We have two in my town and only one of them carries the correct type of cylinder. Sometimes they don’t have full ones. So, we leave the empties and hope full ones come in the next month or so. We also keep several to make sure we don’t run out! Otherwise, we have to drive 8 – 9 hours over a very bad road to replace our empty ones.
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DaRonn – Thanks, babe.
Lynn – I was completely floored when I read this comment about your ‘cylinders’. You just have to stay top of it, wow. And that you waited the hours for this video to download just touched my heart. Thank you for reading and watching! Bless you!
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You’re a great story teller!! I almost passed over this one (sorry) because I didn’t think I had the time, but I’m so glad I didn’t! That was great! What an adventure, my goodness.
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You made me giggle at how animated you get over a gas tank, then I thought about what that is going to mean to me soon. UGH ;-)
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Anita la dedicada – In the words of Goofy, “Gorsh!” :-) Thanks for watching!
Carin – Yes siree bob! This will be you soon… unless you have a gas line to your home then you can side step all the truck chasing. It was nice getting all your comments. :-)
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you are so expressive! such a great story teller!
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Alece – Thanks for saying that. I was hamming it up a tad for the camera… just a tiny tad though. :-)
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