The Bridge Ladies (2016)
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It’s Rhoda, and I know right away something is wrong. She and my mother had been filling in at another Bridge game and my mother had a fall. Rhoda assures me she’s okay but that I should meet her at Saint Raphael’s, where an ambulance has taken her. An ambulance? I call my mother, who on her best day can barely excavate her phone from the depths of her pocketbook, and miraculously she answers. In characteristic self-denial, she tells me she is fine, just a cut on her forehead they need to stitch.... I tell her I’ll be right there. “Take your time,” she says, acting as if I have time to do some grocery shopping or get a manicure.
When I meet her at the emergency room, she is chatting up the young Jewish resident as if he were a possible suitor for her granddaughter. As he’s examining her, she’s worrying out loud that she might not be able to host Rosh Hashanah just a few weeks away. She’s already frozen her soup and brisket. This comes as a huge relief to me; if my mother is obsessing about the Jewish holiday she will be okay.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It’s Rhoda, and I know right away something is wrong. She and my mother had been filling in at another Bridge game and my mother had a fall. Rhoda assures me she’s okay but that I should meet her at Saint Raphael’s, where an ambulance has taken her. An ambulance? I call my mother, who on her best day can barely excavate her phone from the depths of her pocketbook, and miraculously she answers. In characteristic self-denial, she tells me she is fine, just a cut on her forehead they need to stitch.... I tell her I’ll be right there. “Take your time,” she says, acting as if I have time to do some grocery shopping or get a manicure.
When I meet her at the emergency room, she is chatting up the young Jewish resident as if he were a possible suitor for her granddaughter. As he’s examining her, she’s worrying out loud that she might not be able to host Rosh Hashanah just a few weeks away. She’s already frozen her soup and brisket. This comes as a huge relief to me; if my mother is obsessing about the Jewish holiday she will be okay.
What to read after The Bridge Ladies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Betsy Lerner to read onlineMoreLess
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