A Short History of Indians in Canada
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Laura and I were living in Yuba City, and I told her I was willing to stay, that Yuba City was dull but in a nice, ordinary way, and staying wouldn’t be a disaster like Vacaville or Modesto. But Laura said, “No, let’s do what you want to do. You can’t be afraid of change,” she told me. “You’ve got to follow your dream.” And, I could see her point, you know, I could see that things would be better this time.
So I said, “All right, let’s go.”
We packed our apartment, sold the stereo and the hide-a...-bed, and said goodbye to our friends and the big valley oak in the backyard.
“You know what I’ll miss most?” Laura asked me.
“The tree?”
“No.”
“The apartment?”
“No.”
It was Laura’s plan to move. Well, not move out of Yuba City. That was both of us. But how to move to Utah, that was Laura. She got a piece of cardboard and drew a diagram of the trip with coloured pens. I would drive the moving truck, and, since it was slower, I would have to leave earlier.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Laura and I were living in Yuba City, and I told her I was willing to stay, that Yuba City was dull but in a nice, ordinary way, and staying wouldn’t be a disaster like Vacaville or Modesto. But Laura said, “No, let’s do what you want to do. You can’t be afraid of change,” she told me. “You’ve got to follow your dream.” And, I could see her point, you know, I could see that things would be better this time.
So I said, “All right, let’s go.”
We packed our apartment, sold the stereo and the hide-a...-bed, and said goodbye to our friends and the big valley oak in the backyard.
“You know what I’ll miss most?” Laura asked me.
“The tree?”
“No.”
“The apartment?”
“No.”
It was Laura’s plan to move. Well, not move out of Yuba City. That was both of us. But how to move to Utah, that was Laura. She got a piece of cardboard and drew a diagram of the trip with coloured pens. I would drive the moving truck, and, since it was slower, I would have to leave earlier.
What to read after A Short History of Indians in Canada?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas King to read onlineMoreLess
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