Life On the Run (1976)
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There is no bathtub in the room—only a shower—so I can’t soak my aching muscles. Even though I’ve slept seven and a half hours, I don’t feel rested. Sometimes I need sleep more than food, and I learn to take it where I can—on buses, planes, in airport lobbies—and when I can—early afternoon naps, pregame naps, at midnight, or much later. With the constant travel, I usually get to bed at the hour I did last night—around 3 A.M. After four of these nights in five days in four different cities, I som...etimes wake up to an early morning phone call not knowing what town I’m in or what day it is. My confusion is increased by the similarity in hotel decorations. All the hotels we stay in except one provide double beds for us. I sleep in so many different beds in a year that the one in my apartment seems no more familiar than any other.
DeBusschere is not in the room. He has different sleeping habits and usually gets up by 9:30 no matter what time he gets to bed. When I finish my coffee and doughnut in the restaurant and return to our room, DeBusschere is reading the morning paper.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is no bathtub in the room—only a shower—so I can’t soak my aching muscles. Even though I’ve slept seven and a half hours, I don’t feel rested. Sometimes I need sleep more than food, and I learn to take it where I can—on buses, planes, in airport lobbies—and when I can—early afternoon naps, pregame naps, at midnight, or much later. With the constant travel, I usually get to bed at the hour I did last night—around 3 A.M. After four of these nights in five days in four different cities, I som...etimes wake up to an early morning phone call not knowing what town I’m in or what day it is. My confusion is increased by the similarity in hotel decorations. All the hotels we stay in except one provide double beds for us. I sleep in so many different beds in a year that the one in my apartment seems no more familiar than any other.
DeBusschere is not in the room. He has different sleeping habits and usually gets up by 9:30 no matter what time he gets to bed. When I finish my coffee and doughnut in the restaurant and return to our room, DeBusschere is reading the morning paper.
What to read after Life On the Run?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bill Bradley to read onlineMoreLess
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