It's Carny Time

Karl has Lutheran 'Nival XVIII up and running at Full Throttle & an Empty Gas Tank. Check out the latest highlights of the confessional Lutheran blogosphere.

Carnival Reminder

Karl hosts the next Lutheran Carnival at Full Throttle & an Empty Gas Tank. Entries are due Friday (24 February) evening. See the main blog for submission guidelines.

Well, It Sounded Like Beer

Tom W. at Luther Kvetch provides a nice cross-over into the world of Purpose Driven Drinking with his observations on calendar pronunciation. He reminds us that the second syllable of the second month should sound like the process of turning barley malt into golden elixer rather than like the second person pronoun in Feb-you-ary.

Tooting Dan's Horn: It's Carnival Time

Random Dan hosts Lutheran Carnival XVII: Septuagesima, with plenty of good entries and a guest appearance by Nikolaus Selnecker.

Carnival Deadline

Lutheran Carnival entries are due in on Friday.

Check for formatting details and send entries to lutherancarnival AT gmail DOT com.

And a voice cries-out from the wilderness

It has come to my attention that there are not nearly enough blogs presently with information on the fine micro-brewed products of Colorado. Jason desires to remedy this situation.

First on the list is a product of the New Belgium Brewery of Fort. Collins, CO. Fat tire is a finely crafted amber ale. It’s surprisingly stout, given some of its amber ale kin. As with all other beers, it’s best served out of the tap. Fat tire is still a fine beer in a bottle. It’s very unassuming. The bier would be happiest served with a burger. So, grill one up, and pour a fat tire for yourself and a few young theologians.