A pair of wooden garden chairs and an iron bench sat near a small garden below.
It was mid-March, and the trees were still bare, but Spring should begin to arrive any morning now, and would the garden come back to life, or would something up-to-date need to be planted there? Straws of golden light from an Appalachian sunset stretched above the trees into a pear and yellow sky.
She drank in its beauty. However, Mary had one burning concern; the boiler had barely survived the winter time and the news the heating serviceman had given her during the boiler service was not encouraging. Her heating and cooling system was not what it used to be but repair here and there had seemed to do the trick and she had gotten by pretty well. She had no reason to doubt the Heating, Ventilation and A/C specialist since it was the same home repair company she had contacted for over eight years. All the Heating, Ventilation and A/C servicemen knew her by name. Part of her had constantly felt like the electric Heating, Ventilation and A/C was invincible. It was the only thing that had not changed in the past two years, then even though her quaint cottage had just been renovated, it looked new. Mary had ran tests on the heating component despite the heating contractor telling her otherwise. It was now time to purchase the electric boiler they had insisted she buys back then. Mary didn’t like the idea of one more piece of her ancient life being taken away. A up-to-date heat pump upgrade was the final draw. Still, she had to look at the Heating, Ventilation and A/C products for sale. Her ancient electric heat pump may have been a tad bit noisy than your official boiler although she didn’t care. She officially updated the HEPA filter and implemented the energy-saving tips and that was enough. It also utilized ancient heating technology which had been okay until now, when it decided to break down on her.