Ordinary Miracles
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I know this because they’ve stopped playing ‘I Wish It Could Be Christmas Every Day’ in the supermarket where I’m demonstrating a new brand of ice cream. That song is one of the reasons I’m very glad it’s not Christmas every day. There’s an unyielding, almost hysterical ring to it.
I dreaded Christmas this year. I approached it as though it was a military operation. Tinfoil, washing up liquid, paper napkins and lightbulbs had been stockpiled in a large cupboard for weeks beforehand – along with ...the more obscure forms of food such as brandy butter and cranberry sauce that the season seems to require.
The whole business of Christmas dinner was particularly problematic. But Avril helped us out there. Bruce was working right up to Christmas Eve so I suggested it might be more practical for him to join Katie and myself at Charlie’s place on Christmas Day. Amazingly Bruce agreed to this, but then Charlie was away visiting his sister in County Meath. Bruce doesn’t like Charlie.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I know this because they’ve stopped playing ‘I Wish It Could Be Christmas Every Day’ in the supermarket where I’m demonstrating a new brand of ice cream. That song is one of the reasons I’m very glad it’s not Christmas every day. There’s an unyielding, almost hysterical ring to it.
I dreaded Christmas this year. I approached it as though it was a military operation. Tinfoil, washing up liquid, paper napkins and lightbulbs had been stockpiled in a large cupboard for weeks beforehand – along with ...the more obscure forms of food such as brandy butter and cranberry sauce that the season seems to require.
The whole business of Christmas dinner was particularly problematic. But Avril helped us out there. Bruce was working right up to Christmas Eve so I suggested it might be more practical for him to join Katie and myself at Charlie’s place on Christmas Day. Amazingly Bruce agreed to this, but then Charlie was away visiting his sister in County Meath. Bruce doesn’t like Charlie.
What to read after Ordinary Miracles?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Grace Wynne-Jones to read onlineMoreLess
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