Drove a car for the first time since Boxing Day, going to the Co-op now deliveries can’t be had. I might’ve considered walking, but my heel is cracking and there was a lot to carry anyway. There’s a little bit of a feeling of power to be sat behind the wheel, and it’s so handy to have the versatility of a car, especially on quiet roads. I get why they are so addictive, and it’s going to be so hard for us to go cold turkey on fossil fuels. BTW there is no zero emission car until there is zero emission electricity – and that will be a long time, even on these wind-rich shores.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
And for more secrets of a successful Lent, another quick look at Ash Wednesday’s Lectionary<\/a>… According to Jesus’ words as reported in Matthew 6:1-6, 16-21, it’s about not showing off your piety. So there we are.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Drove a car for the first time since Boxing Day, going to the Co-op now deliveries can’t be had. I might’ve considered walking, but my heel is cracking and there was a lot to carry anyway. There’s a little bit of a feeling of power to be sat behind the wheel, and it’s so handy … <\/p>\n