Thursdays At Eight (2001)
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I only wish I’d realized it sooner.”
—Colette Chapter 9 JULIA MURCHISON January 25th List of Blessings The security of order. Everything neatly in its place. Yarn arranged by color to form a rainbow effect in the store.
The welcome feel of my mattress after a long day on my feet.
Music and the way it nurtures me.
Zoe’s snit fits when everything doesn’t go exactly as she wants it to. Could this daughter of mine be taking after me? Never!
My customers, eager to create something lasting and beautif...ul.
I haven’t been feeling well for weeks, and with my newfound determination to take care of myself physically, I’ve made an appointment to see Dr. Snyder, even though it means I’ll have to leave the Thursday breakfast group early. The last time I saw Dr. Snyder was November when I had that dreadful flu bug and was flat on my back for an entire week.
I guess I haven’t fully recovered from that virus. I assumed I’d feel better after the holidays, but I don’t. In fact, I seem to be more tired now than ever.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I only wish I’d realized it sooner.”
—Colette Chapter 9 JULIA MURCHISON January 25th List of Blessings The security of order. Everything neatly in its place. Yarn arranged by color to form a rainbow effect in the store.
The welcome feel of my mattress after a long day on my feet.
Music and the way it nurtures me.
Zoe’s snit fits when everything doesn’t go exactly as she wants it to. Could this daughter of mine be taking after me? Never!
My customers, eager to create something lasting and beautif...ul.
I haven’t been feeling well for weeks, and with my newfound determination to take care of myself physically, I’ve made an appointment to see Dr. Snyder, even though it means I’ll have to leave the Thursday breakfast group early. The last time I saw Dr. Snyder was November when I had that dreadful flu bug and was flat on my back for an entire week.
I guess I haven’t fully recovered from that virus. I assumed I’d feel better after the holidays, but I don’t. In fact, I seem to be more tired now than ever.
What to read after Thursdays At Eight?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Debbie Macomber to read onlineMoreLess
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