More Than Enough
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He wore an old pair of blue jeans that had holes in the knees and a faded plaid pajama top. It was one of his study days, when he often stayed in his pajamas, and I was glad to see that, at the very least, he had his pencil out and seemed to have the tired eyes of someone who had been reading and working over math problems. He was looking at the sky and didn’t stop looking at it when we walked up. “We’re going to get a nice storm today,” he said, taking the pencil out of his mouth and pointing i...t at the clouds caught in the mountains. “We need some new snow to clean things up.” He kicked at the muddy slush beneath him.
“Aren’t you cold in just that?” I asked, gesturing at his pajama top.
He was stretching and still looking at the sky. “It’s fresh out here,” he said, “not cold. It feels good.” My father liked to feel good about almost everything, and he liked other people to feel good about things, too. People create life for themselves, and so they might as well create a good one.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He wore an old pair of blue jeans that had holes in the knees and a faded plaid pajama top. It was one of his study days, when he often stayed in his pajamas, and I was glad to see that, at the very least, he had his pencil out and seemed to have the tired eyes of someone who had been reading and working over math problems. He was looking at the sky and didn’t stop looking at it when we walked up. “We’re going to get a nice storm today,” he said, taking the pencil out of his mouth and pointing i...t at the clouds caught in the mountains. “We need some new snow to clean things up.” He kicked at the muddy slush beneath him.
“Aren’t you cold in just that?” I asked, gesturing at his pajama top.
He was stretching and still looking at the sky. “It’s fresh out here,” he said, “not cold. It feels good.” My father liked to feel good about almost everything, and he liked other people to feel good about things, too. People create life for themselves, and so they might as well create a good one.
What to read after More Than Enough?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fulton, John, 1834-1907 to read onlineMoreLess
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