March roared into central Virginia this week like a lion.
The snow was heavy and deep. Trees fell and power lines flashed, sizzled, and snapped.
An old shallow fireplace from the late 1700s, now converted to gas logs but once used for cooking and warmth, came back into service.
After the walkways were shoveled there was hot tea to drink.
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By the end of the week, the linemen had again come through. The power was back on, returning the lights, running hot water, and all the other conveniences of modern life.
The shallow fireplace went back to being an historical curiosity. And a reminder to be grateful for our place and time.
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