Every Yesterday (Boot Creek)
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Megan didn’t even acknowledge him as she made tiny, wispy lines on the detailed mural.
He watched her graceful hand sweep across the page. Gentle strokes that created an image with just a few well-placed lines.
He wouldn’t mind having this same scene on a wall in his workshop. Something like that would probably cost a fortune, but it would be cool. Maybe he could talk her into coming out for a visit and doing some painting for him.
He tucked newspaper under the dresser and spread the tarp around... it. Pulling a screwdriver from his back pocket, he popped the lid on the paint and stirred.
“Wow, that has a strong smell,” she commented.
“I guess I should crack a window.” He turned on the ceiling fan, and then walked over and opened a window. The heat rushed in.
“Not sure if being high or hot is worse,” she said.
“I hear ya. We’ll see how hot it gets. It won’t take long to paint this.” He went to work on the dresser, and it didn’t take long to get the first coat on.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Megan didn’t even acknowledge him as she made tiny, wispy lines on the detailed mural.
He watched her graceful hand sweep across the page. Gentle strokes that created an image with just a few well-placed lines.
He wouldn’t mind having this same scene on a wall in his workshop. Something like that would probably cost a fortune, but it would be cool. Maybe he could talk her into coming out for a visit and doing some painting for him.
He tucked newspaper under the dresser and spread the tarp around... it. Pulling a screwdriver from his back pocket, he popped the lid on the paint and stirred.
“Wow, that has a strong smell,” she commented.
“I guess I should crack a window.” He turned on the ceiling fan, and then walked over and opened a window. The heat rushed in.
“Not sure if being high or hot is worse,” she said.
“I hear ya. We’ll see how hot it gets. It won’t take long to paint this.” He went to work on the dresser, and it didn’t take long to get the first coat on.
What to read after Every Yesterday (Boot Creek)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Naigle, Nancy to read onlineMoreLess
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