Golden Hour (2013)
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Dickinson is not quite clear how long she’s been alone. There has certainly been one whole night, and quite possibly two. Because she no longer has what might be called meals, the passage of time is hard to gauge. Of course she does eat from time to time, when she realizes she’s hungry, but just a little muesli with milk, or some soup heated up on the stove. No, not soup. That’s run out. She last had soup when Bridget was here. But none of that matters. Meals are a lot of unnecessary fuss. She c...an cope.
The real difficulty turns out to be the dressing and undressing. Buttons are a challenge. With her arthritic fingers, and thumbs that have lost their power to press, the undoing of buttons is a matter of long fumbling, and the doing up of buttons is an impossibility. The fingers must locate and position the button and the buttonhole at the same time, and hold both accurately in place while forcing through the button. This requires a control she no longer commands.
Why do people make clothes that are so hard to do up and undo?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dickinson is not quite clear how long she’s been alone. There has certainly been one whole night, and quite possibly two. Because she no longer has what might be called meals, the passage of time is hard to gauge. Of course she does eat from time to time, when she realizes she’s hungry, but just a little muesli with milk, or some soup heated up on the stove. No, not soup. That’s run out. She last had soup when Bridget was here. But none of that matters. Meals are a lot of unnecessary fuss. She c...an cope.
The real difficulty turns out to be the dressing and undressing. Buttons are a challenge. With her arthritic fingers, and thumbs that have lost their power to press, the undoing of buttons is a matter of long fumbling, and the doing up of buttons is an impossibility. The fingers must locate and position the button and the buttonhole at the same time, and hold both accurately in place while forcing through the button. This requires a control she no longer commands.
Why do people make clothes that are so hard to do up and undo?
What to read after Golden Hour?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nicholson, William, 1753-1815 to read onlineMoreLess
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