Long Way Down
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I turned my head to the side and exploded. I had a cold.
One of the odd advantages of being the parent of a germophobic, asocial child is that one misses many of the colds and viruses that plague nursery and elementary schools, traveling through whole families with the speed and chaos, if not the full destructive power, of a hail of bullets. This can lead to a myopic sense of invulnerability. As other parents coughed into elbows or rubbed at chapped red noses, I maintained a smug aloofness. ...My son and I did not get colds. Usually.
I had no time for a cold.
An hour later, my cell phone rang.
“Hello,” I croaked. I was wrapped in a down comforter, lying on the living room couch with a cooling cup of jasmine tea on the end table. I wished that I had a television. The Kid and I had now survived sixteen months without one and I was long rid of any withdrawal symptoms, but there is something about being home alone and sick that demands a Law & Order: SVU marathon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I turned my head to the side and exploded. I had a cold.
One of the odd advantages of being the parent of a germophobic, asocial child is that one misses many of the colds and viruses that plague nursery and elementary schools, traveling through whole families with the speed and chaos, if not the full destructive power, of a hail of bullets. This can lead to a myopic sense of invulnerability. As other parents coughed into elbows or rubbed at chapped red noses, I maintained a smug aloofness. ...My son and I did not get colds. Usually.
I had no time for a cold.
An hour later, my cell phone rang.
“Hello,” I croaked. I was wrapped in a down comforter, lying on the living room couch with a cooling cup of jasmine tea on the end table. I wished that I had a television. The Kid and I had now survived sixteen months without one and I was long rid of any withdrawal symptoms, but there is something about being home alone and sick that demands a Law & Order: SVU marathon.
What to read after Long Way Down?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sears, Michael to read onlineMoreLess
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