Home to Big Stone Gap (2006)
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“Good morning.”
“Did I oversleep?”
“No, it’s early. But I know you wanted to spend some time with your dad before we drive everybody over to the airport.”
I sit up in bed. I look out the window to where the sun glows pink at sunrise. “I haven’t slept like that in forever.”
“I’m glad you made up with Iva Lou. Now the tossing and turning is over.”
“Was it that bad?”
My husband nods.
“Never underestimate the healing power of a clean slate,” I say. It’s true that I feel rested for the first time in ...months.
“It was only a matter of time.” Jack leans back on the pillow. “Maybe life can get back to normal.”
“Normal? Don’t you know who you’re married to?”
Jack, Theodore, and I wave to Papa and Giacomina as they board the commuter for Charlotte, where they can catch a connecting flight to Newark and then home to Italy. I don’t cry. I really feel that I’m learning not to hold on so tightly to those I love. It makes the good-bye temporary.
“Come on, let’s grab lunch before my flight,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Good morning.”
“Did I oversleep?”
“No, it’s early. But I know you wanted to spend some time with your dad before we drive everybody over to the airport.”
I sit up in bed. I look out the window to where the sun glows pink at sunrise. “I haven’t slept like that in forever.”
“I’m glad you made up with Iva Lou. Now the tossing and turning is over.”
“Was it that bad?”
My husband nods.
“Never underestimate the healing power of a clean slate,” I say. It’s true that I feel rested for the first time in ...months.
“It was only a matter of time.” Jack leans back on the pillow. “Maybe life can get back to normal.”
“Normal? Don’t you know who you’re married to?”
Jack, Theodore, and I wave to Papa and Giacomina as they board the commuter for Charlotte, where they can catch a connecting flight to Newark and then home to Italy. I don’t cry. I really feel that I’m learning not to hold on so tightly to those I love. It makes the good-bye temporary.
“Come on, let’s grab lunch before my flight,”
What to read after Home to Big Stone Gap?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Adriana Trigiani to read onlineMoreLess
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