Company is coming for dinner at 6, and I've just noticed that the gas in the tank that powers my oven has run out.
It's 5:45.
The potatoes are in the oven, not quite baked.
The corn is on the stove, cold...
But no fear!
The local Gasul number is programmed into my cell phone.
A quick text, and 15 minutes later I hear a motorcycle pull up in front of our apartment.
It's 5:45.
The potatoes are in the oven, not quite baked.
The corn is on the stove, cold...
But no fear!
The local Gasul number is programmed into my cell phone.
A quick text, and 15 minutes later I hear a motorcycle pull up in front of our apartment.
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The driver hops off and pulls a new tank off of the back of his motorcycle.
Within seconds he's replaced the old tank with a new one,
and we're in business again!
I love the label on the gas canister.
"God's Gift."
"Every good and perfect gift comes down from the Father of lights..."
...even gasul!
1 comment:
What a gas!
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