Notes From a Spinning Planet—papua New Guinea
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I actually need to put on a sweatshirt to stay warm while we watch an old video. Its called Groundhog Day, and I've never seen it before, but its really pretty funny.
“Well, its been a long day,” says Mrs. Johnson about halfway through the movie. “I think I'll call it a night.”
“Me too,” says Mr. Johnson. He winks at Lydia. “I think I remember how this one ends.”
Lydia laughs. “We've only watched it about a dozen times.”
“If anyone wants a hot shower tonight, I'm afraid you'll have to use the bu...cket,” calls Mrs. Johnson. “Lydia can show you how it works.”
We thank them and say good night. Finally Bill Murray (in the movie) pulls his act together, and the video ends.
“I'm exhausted,” says Sid. “I'm heading for bed too.”
“Does anyone want a shower?” asks Lydia. “It can be busy in there in the morning.”
“I don't mind taking a shower before bed,” I say, imagining how it will be with five adults trying to share one shower tomorrow. “Is it hard to figure out the bucket thing?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I actually need to put on a sweatshirt to stay warm while we watch an old video. Its called Groundhog Day, and I've never seen it before, but its really pretty funny.
“Well, its been a long day,” says Mrs. Johnson about halfway through the movie. “I think I'll call it a night.”
“Me too,” says Mr. Johnson. He winks at Lydia. “I think I remember how this one ends.”
Lydia laughs. “We've only watched it about a dozen times.”
“If anyone wants a hot shower tonight, I'm afraid you'll have to use the bu...cket,” calls Mrs. Johnson. “Lydia can show you how it works.”
We thank them and say good night. Finally Bill Murray (in the movie) pulls his act together, and the video ends.
“I'm exhausted,” says Sid. “I'm heading for bed too.”
“Does anyone want a shower?” asks Lydia. “It can be busy in there in the morning.”
“I don't mind taking a shower before bed,” I say, imagining how it will be with five adults trying to share one shower tomorrow. “Is it hard to figure out the bucket thing?”
What to read after Notes From a Spinning Planet—papua New Guinea?
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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