Carry On, Warrior: Thoughts On Life Unarmed
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Yes, you do. Go get your dog. We’ll groom him later.
Me: ’Kay. Thank you. But I’m taking him back to the shelter next week so they can send him to get neutered. I don’t want Theo to think that part was my idea. That’s on them.
Sister: (Silence) Fine, Sister.
I went to pick him up at the shelter later that week. I was extremely nervous for the final interview, so I called one of my besties, Christy, because she fosters dogs and often facilitates interviews with potential families. Wh...en she answered, I said, “Oh my God I’m on my way for my final interview and what if they ask if I take antidepressants and what if they read my blog and what if they ask me if I have ever been to jail or inhaled and just, oh my God.”
And Christy said, “Glen. Breathe deep. This is not like adopting a person. Just don’t mention Michael Vick, and you’ll be fine.”
So I took a deep breath and walked into the shelter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yes, you do. Go get your dog. We’ll groom him later.
Me: ’Kay. Thank you. But I’m taking him back to the shelter next week so they can send him to get neutered. I don’t want Theo to think that part was my idea. That’s on them.
Sister: (Silence) Fine, Sister.
I went to pick him up at the shelter later that week. I was extremely nervous for the final interview, so I called one of my besties, Christy, because she fosters dogs and often facilitates interviews with potential families. Wh...en she answered, I said, “Oh my God I’m on my way for my final interview and what if they ask if I take antidepressants and what if they read my blog and what if they ask me if I have ever been to jail or inhaled and just, oh my God.”
And Christy said, “Glen. Breathe deep. This is not like adopting a person. Just don’t mention Michael Vick, and you’ll be fine.”
So I took a deep breath and walked into the shelter.
What to read after Carry On, Warrior: Thoughts On Life Unarmed?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Glennon Doyle Melton to read onlineMoreLess
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