Electric Power

I still can’t believe we didn’t lose power during yesterday’s visit by Jeanne. It flickered a half dozen times, but always came right back.

The news is much more bleak for a lot of people. According to this Yahoo News Report, nearly 2.7 million people are without power in Florida, and about 215k just here in Tampa. I know those folks who work on the power lines?are stretched thin, and they are clearly telling people it may take a while to get everyone back on. I can believe it. This time, they are having to bring in help from California and Utah.

A lot of major intersections around town don’t have their traffic signals working, so I’ll be trying to stay close to home, and off the main arteries when I do have to run out.

B. John

B. John Masters writes about democracy, moral responsibility, and everyday Stoicism at deep.mastersfamily.org. A lifelong United Methodist committed to social justice, he explores how faith, ethics, and civic life intersect—and how ordinary people can live out justice, mercy, and truth in public life. A records and information management expert, Masters has lived in the Piedmont,NC, Dayton, OH, Greensboro, NC and Tampa, FL, and is a proud Appalachian State Alum.