In for a Penny
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which—as unlikely as it sounds—is largely drawn from life) but all of them are close to home in one way or another. “Small Houses” always reminds me of my old friend Mike Kelly, who had on his left arm a tattoo of a skeleton pitching a shovel full of dirt over its shoulder. Beneath a half dug grave were the words, “dig your own.” The main character in “Small Houses” decides to build his own coffin, and blithely informs his wife that he’ll use it as a tool box during his time on earth, and then a...s a casket during his time beneath it. If you’ve read the story you know that she’s less than excited about the idea.
In fact, that bit of inspiration happened to me in just that same way, and unhappened just as quickly. I had bought a couple of hundred board feet of red oak to build some furniture, and there was quite a bit left over, and it dawned on me one Saturday morning when I was pushing sawdust around out in the garage, halfway through my first cup of coffee, that with a couple of days’ work I could kill two birds with one stone: coffin and toolbox both.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
which—as unlikely as it sounds—is largely drawn from life) but all of them are close to home in one way or another. “Small Houses” always reminds me of my old friend Mike Kelly, who had on his left arm a tattoo of a skeleton pitching a shovel full of dirt over its shoulder. Beneath a half dug grave were the words, “dig your own.” The main character in “Small Houses” decides to build his own coffin, and blithely informs his wife that he’ll use it as a tool box during his time on earth, and then a...s a casket during his time beneath it. If you’ve read the story you know that she’s less than excited about the idea.
In fact, that bit of inspiration happened to me in just that same way, and unhappened just as quickly. I had bought a couple of hundred board feet of red oak to build some furniture, and there was quite a bit left over, and it dawned on me one Saturday morning when I was pushing sawdust around out in the garage, halfway through my first cup of coffee, that with a couple of days’ work I could kill two birds with one stone: coffin and toolbox both.
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