I'm a Stranger Here Myself (2006)
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Let’s drive for three hours to the ocean, take off most of our clothes, and sit on some sand for a whole day.”
“What for?” I will say warily.
“It will be fun,” she will insist.
“I don’t think so,” I will reply. “People find it disturbing when I take my shirt off in public. I find it disturbing.”
“No, it will be great. We’ll get sand in our hair. We’ll get sand in our shoes. We’ll get sand in our sandwiches and then in our mouths. We’ll get sunburned and windburned. And when we get tired of sitti...ng, we can have a dip in water so cold it actually hurts. At the end of the day, we’ll set off at the same time as thirty-seven thousand other people and get in such a traffic jam that we won’t get home till midnight. I can make trenchant observations about your driving skills, and the children can pass the time in back sticking each other with sharp objects. It will be such fun.”
The tragic thing is that because my wife is English, and therefore beyond the reach of reason where saltwater is concerned, she really will think it’s fun.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Let’s drive for three hours to the ocean, take off most of our clothes, and sit on some sand for a whole day.”
“What for?” I will say warily.
“It will be fun,” she will insist.
“I don’t think so,” I will reply. “People find it disturbing when I take my shirt off in public. I find it disturbing.”
“No, it will be great. We’ll get sand in our hair. We’ll get sand in our shoes. We’ll get sand in our sandwiches and then in our mouths. We’ll get sunburned and windburned. And when we get tired of sitti...ng, we can have a dip in water so cold it actually hurts. At the end of the day, we’ll set off at the same time as thirty-seven thousand other people and get in such a traffic jam that we won’t get home till midnight. I can make trenchant observations about your driving skills, and the children can pass the time in back sticking each other with sharp objects. It will be such fun.”
The tragic thing is that because my wife is English, and therefore beyond the reach of reason where saltwater is concerned, she really will think it’s fun.
What to read after I'm a Stranger Here Myself?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bill Bryson to read onlineMoreLess
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