Recently received my electricity bill $701.67
I wonder whether what rate I am paying
Item Description Units Price Amount
General Usage 1565.460 kWh $0.336160 $526.25
Controlled Load 2 Usage 236.829 kWh $0.206910 $49.00
Daily Supply 90 days $1.366530 $122.99
Daily Supply - Controlled 90 days $0.038060 $3.43
| Origin | Qantas RED | |||
| General Usage | c/kWH | 33.6160 | 30.448 | |
| Daily Supply | c/day | 136.6530 | 118.8 | |
| Controlled Load 2 | c/kWH | 20.6910 | 20.79 | |
| Daily Supply - Controlled | c/day | 03.8060 | 0 I think | |
RED ENERGY
https://www.energymadeeasy.gov.au/plan?id=RED552334MRE&postcode=4075
10000 Qantas points when pay first electricity bill. + 2 points per $
Adelaide Botanical Gardens.
Seemed contradictory that we were drawn to look at glass art. And stayed to enjoy trees and flowers.
Went to the 8am service at the Anglican cathedral in Adelaide. The sermon was on the story of the prodigal son (google it).
The short version is a father has 2 sons and the younger one convinces dad to give him his inheritance and he moves to another country and loses it all through dodgy living and ends up working as a badly treated farm hand and decides he'd be better off working as a farm hand for his dad who apparently treats his farm hands well. So he returns home. Dad's super excited and throws a party. Older son gets angry. Feels resentment that he's stayed home and worked the farm with no recgnition or thanks.
One message one can take from this is that it's the older son who's actually lost. We, men, can see what we know and that's we don't pick the subtleties in human feeling. So we as dads can use the learning as a prompt to ask ourselves so we know how our kids are travelling?
Kids or people who are slaving away out of loyalty should recognise that what was once altruism can turn and eat away at our soul.
The key being communication. Making sure the atmosphere is conducive. That you listen and speak as appropriate.
The key motivation to come to Adelaide was cousin David's 60th birthday party.
It was held at the South Australian Aviation Museum.
The best bit was catching up with many cousins who I'd not seen for many years.
We are staying at the Metropolitan. This is somewhat old world with shared facilities and live music.
Friday and Saturday night live music started with removing the windows. The stage is in the background.
Breakfast at the Adelaide Markets which are right across the road. It's indoor with lots of fruit stalls and bakeries. We've found a vegan place that does lovely coffee and for breakfast we added a bowl of salad.
Wrote a post card to Tim and Ro. Next stop is the beach.
Went in search of toilets and change rooms. Luckily found a tour guide who pointed us in the right direction.
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