Storms of My Grandchildren
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Jake has not done much of anything to contribute to global warming. When I snapped this photo of him (figure 31) last year he wasn’t even walking yet. He was crawling across the floor and looked up at me when I called his name.
FIGURE 31. Jake, age eleven months.
Jake, two years old now, is full of remarkable bubbling optimism and energy. Anniek and I spent a week this summer at the shore with our children and grandchildren. After Jake went to bed at seven P.M. each evening, we could hear him ...over the monitor his parents use, babbling happily for an hour or so before going to sleep—mostly single words and names—Sophie, Conya (for Connor), Oma, Bopa. His mother, Yvonne, a psychologist, says that he enjoys reliving his day before falling asleep. Then he sleeps eleven hours, and it begins all over the next morning.
My parents lived to be almost ninety years old, so Jake may be around for the rest of this century. Jake has no idea what he is in for—that’s just as well. He had better first grow up strong and smart.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jake has not done much of anything to contribute to global warming. When I snapped this photo of him (figure 31) last year he wasn’t even walking yet. He was crawling across the floor and looked up at me when I called his name.
FIGURE 31. Jake, age eleven months.
Jake, two years old now, is full of remarkable bubbling optimism and energy. Anniek and I spent a week this summer at the shore with our children and grandchildren. After Jake went to bed at seven P.M. each evening, we could hear him ...over the monitor his parents use, babbling happily for an hour or so before going to sleep—mostly single words and names—Sophie, Conya (for Connor), Oma, Bopa. His mother, Yvonne, a psychologist, says that he enjoys reliving his day before falling asleep. Then he sleeps eleven hours, and it begins all over the next morning.
My parents lived to be almost ninety years old, so Jake may be around for the rest of this century. Jake has no idea what he is in for—that’s just as well. He had better first grow up strong and smart.
What to read after Storms of My Grandchildren?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James R Hansen to read onlineMoreLess
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