Notes From a Spinning Planet—mexico
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“I need a drink,” she tells me in her gruff-sounding voice.
“We have orange juice, papaya juice, Coke, Sprite—”
“You know what I mean,” she huffs. “A real drink.”
“Sorry,” I tell her, feeling the water to make sure its not too hot. “Doctors orders.”
She goes over to the bathroom mirror and looks at her reflection, then swears.
“It's only temporary,” I tell her.
“I look like a monster.” She leans closer to the mirror, peering at herself with a look of complete horror. And I have to agree with her..., I suppose; she does look pretty monstrous right now. Her face is swollen almost beyond recognition. She's covered with raised red welts. Her eyes are bloodshot, and even her lips are puffed out in an unbecoming and unnatural way.
“Why don't you take a quick shower,” I say. “Get the rest ofthat seaweed off you, then you can soak in the tub. Sid should be back any minute with the soda. And I'll go make you a drink.”
“A drink?” she says hopefully.
I smile.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“I need a drink,” she tells me in her gruff-sounding voice.
“We have orange juice, papaya juice, Coke, Sprite—”
“You know what I mean,” she huffs. “A real drink.”
“Sorry,” I tell her, feeling the water to make sure its not too hot. “Doctors orders.”
She goes over to the bathroom mirror and looks at her reflection, then swears.
“It's only temporary,” I tell her.
“I look like a monster.” She leans closer to the mirror, peering at herself with a look of complete horror. And I have to agree with her..., I suppose; she does look pretty monstrous right now. Her face is swollen almost beyond recognition. She's covered with raised red welts. Her eyes are bloodshot, and even her lips are puffed out in an unbecoming and unnatural way.
“Why don't you take a quick shower,” I say. “Get the rest ofthat seaweed off you, then you can soak in the tub. Sid should be back any minute with the soda. And I'll go make you a drink.”
“A drink?” she says hopefully.
I smile.
What to read after Notes From a Spinning Planet—mexico?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Melody Carlson to read onlineMoreLess
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