Caged
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The alcohol and food were in full flow, drunken laughter and dancing making my new home buzz with people’s merriment. Every room was full of people, every inch of the garden lit with strings of lights, yet again courtesy of my best friend. Dave sat in a corner sulking as a pissed Frank told him about his wife’s new addiction to catalogue shopping.
And I was in the pantry. Panicking. And counting.
16 tins of beans.
23 tins of tomato soup.
14 packets of custard creams.
21 packets of bourbon creams....
8 multipack of crisps – variety.
6 boxes of cornflakes.
8 boxes of frosted wheat biscuits.
11 tins of ham.
5 tins of corned beef.
26 tins of macaroni cheese.
11 multipack of Mars.
16 multipack of Twix.
7 bags of sweet popcorn.
18 bags of salted popcorn.
45 sachets of hot chocolate.
….and on it went, my mind whirling as my breathing came in short, sharp pants.
18 large jars of strawberry jam.
4 jars of peanut butter – I hated peanut butter.
36 packets of part-baked bread.
9 bottles of orange squash.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The alcohol and food were in full flow, drunken laughter and dancing making my new home buzz with people’s merriment. Every room was full of people, every inch of the garden lit with strings of lights, yet again courtesy of my best friend. Dave sat in a corner sulking as a pissed Frank told him about his wife’s new addiction to catalogue shopping.
And I was in the pantry. Panicking. And counting.
16 tins of beans.
23 tins of tomato soup.
14 packets of custard creams.
21 packets of bourbon creams....
8 multipack of crisps – variety.
6 boxes of cornflakes.
8 boxes of frosted wheat biscuits.
11 tins of ham.
5 tins of corned beef.
26 tins of macaroni cheese.
11 multipack of Mars.
16 multipack of Twix.
7 bags of sweet popcorn.
18 bags of salted popcorn.
45 sachets of hot chocolate.
….and on it went, my mind whirling as my breathing came in short, sharp pants.
18 large jars of strawberry jam.
4 jars of peanut butter – I hated peanut butter.
36 packets of part-baked bread.
9 bottles of orange squash.
What to read after Caged?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by D H Sidebottom to read onlineMoreLess
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