Coffee, Tea Or Me?
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CHAPTER VII “You Must See So Many Interesting Places, My Dear”
My visits back to Amarillo always take a particularly pleasant turn when I stop to see my Aunt Laconia, a fascinating person, and the only family member pleased with my stewardess career. Aunt Laconia is a librarian and naturally reads a lot, mostly about places she’s never been. Aunt Laconia should have been a stewardess. She was a beautiful girl in her youth.
When I visit her, we usually pass the first ten minutes with general chit...chat about Amarillo, the family, and local gossip. Then, when it’s time for tales of my travels, Aunt Laconia begins with, “You must see so many interesting places, my dear.”
Before I begin my travelogues for Aunt Laconia I have to give her a careful rundown of a day in the life of a stewardess. Otherwise, she’d think we’re fresh as a daisy and raring to go the minute we hit a new town. We like to go all right. Stewardesses are young and swingers and we’ll have plenty of time to catch up on our sleep when we’re older and grounded.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
CHAPTER VII “You Must See So Many Interesting Places, My Dear”
My visits back to Amarillo always take a particularly pleasant turn when I stop to see my Aunt Laconia, a fascinating person, and the only family member pleased with my stewardess career. Aunt Laconia is a librarian and naturally reads a lot, mostly about places she’s never been. Aunt Laconia should have been a stewardess. She was a beautiful girl in her youth.
When I visit her, we usually pass the first ten minutes with general chit...chat about Amarillo, the family, and local gossip. Then, when it’s time for tales of my travels, Aunt Laconia begins with, “You must see so many interesting places, my dear.”
Before I begin my travelogues for Aunt Laconia I have to give her a careful rundown of a day in the life of a stewardess. Otherwise, she’d think we’re fresh as a daisy and raring to go the minute we hit a new town. We like to go all right. Stewardesses are young and swingers and we’ll have plenty of time to catch up on our sleep when we’re older and grounded.
What to read after Coffee, Tea Or Me??
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C. Rachel Jones to read onlineMoreLess
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