The Journal: Cracked Earth
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Not today. My ankle is still swollen and it hurts. I think it would best to stay off my feet and keep that foot packed in snow. Twenty minutes on, twenty minutes off. During the twenty minutes off, I try to get something done like fill the woodstove to stay warm.
Wood supply is good for another day or two, before I need to do something about it. My biggest problem at this point is clearing the driveway to get out. A foot of snow is a bit much to drive through. If I rest and ice today, maybe I’ll... be able to run the snow-blower tomorrow. I have to get the car out since five miles is a bit much to walk into town, and impossible with an injured foot.
So far the plow trucks haven’t been by to clear the road though, so it might be a moot point. I might be stuck here.
I noticed a few days ago that the smoke diverter on my stove was hard to move and then it wouldn’t move at all. There are two ways the smoke goes up the chimney. The first is directly out and the second forces the smoke around the oven box before going out the chimney.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Not today. My ankle is still swollen and it hurts. I think it would best to stay off my feet and keep that foot packed in snow. Twenty minutes on, twenty minutes off. During the twenty minutes off, I try to get something done like fill the woodstove to stay warm.
Wood supply is good for another day or two, before I need to do something about it. My biggest problem at this point is clearing the driveway to get out. A foot of snow is a bit much to drive through. If I rest and ice today, maybe I’ll... be able to run the snow-blower tomorrow. I have to get the car out since five miles is a bit much to walk into town, and impossible with an injured foot.
So far the plow trucks haven’t been by to clear the road though, so it might be a moot point. I might be stuck here.
I noticed a few days ago that the smoke diverter on my stove was hard to move and then it wouldn’t move at all. There are two ways the smoke goes up the chimney. The first is directly out and the second forces the smoke around the oven box before going out the chimney.
What to read after The Journal: Cracked Earth?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Moore, Deborah D. to read onlineMoreLess
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