@SubstituteS23@TheDonStein I do the same with Lenski and Concordia Commentaries; but then again, I only recently acquired the Lenski through eBay and my commentary shelves were already full. Now Lenski sits atop the bookcase.
@TheDonStein I, too, organize by topic/book of the Bible. I knew someone tho organized by the color of the cover/dust jacket. He said it worked for him. It was aesthetically pleasing, but I wouldn’t be able to function that way.
@RevBraats@revcjackson@LutheranSage@Gottesdienst2 When I was in the ELCA I conflated the liturgical traditionalists there with the theological conservatives. Going to an ELCA seminary certainly disabused me of that confusion! I am grateful for the ministry of Gottesdienst that shows that the two can be held together.
@revcjackson Capital University, Bexley (Columbus), Ohio. Evangelical Lutheran Theological Seminary, now Trinity Lutheran Seminary. It was the old Joint Synod of Ohio, then the ALC, now a school of the ELCA.
@serenitynow And, seeing that some have advised cooking the steak from frozen, I’ll clarify: After fully thawed, I like to let my steak warm up out of the fridge for 30 min. or so, patted dry and seasoned with salt (and, sometimes, black pepper) before cooking.
@serenitynow Oh, yes! I love a thick ribeye in the air fryer. Incredibly juicy, with a nice crisp to the fat.
385 for 12 min., if going into a cold air fryer (8 min. if preheated). Flip halfway through and let rest five min. I like to pour the drippings over my steak, to get all the flavor.
@ASmithVol@HansFiene Smuckers natural is the best you can buy. It tastes like peanuts. (Though if you don’t like the stirring, Jif is the way to go; crunchy, of course.
@NevinLawrence Plus, I live in Michigan now, so it’s probably good form to say I like the song. “Old Michigan steams like a young man’s dreams” is a good lyric.
@NevinLawrence I like the song. While it isn’t the best of folk ballads, because of its popularity it was my gateway to the genre. “White Squall” by Stan Rogers and “Cold Missouri Waters” by James Keelaghan are better, but my dad taught me to love “The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald.”