Walking in the Rain (Book 4): Dark Sky Thunder
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Because of our late start, Dad also pushed back the planned visits with our other neighbors until the next day. That pleased my mother, since she wanted to go with us to socialize with the ladies at the other homesteads. That I was going was a shock to me, but Dad explained that I would be the best source of outside news for the community. I worried about word getting around of my whereabouts, but Dad was right. I knew all these people, more or less, and we would have to rely on their discretion....
Which meant I was picking cucumbers like a fool for the rest of the day. That was okay, since I loved pickles, and Mom had a killer recipe she got from her mother when she was a girl.
That thought turned my musings to my grandparents on my mother’s side, and as I knelt in the dirt under a searing, late summer sun, I wondered how they were doing in this mess. Grandpa and Grandma Anderman had a little place over in southern Louisiana close to the Sabine River, a retirement home that backed up to a small creek.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Because of our late start, Dad also pushed back the planned visits with our other neighbors until the next day. That pleased my mother, since she wanted to go with us to socialize with the ladies at the other homesteads. That I was going was a shock to me, but Dad explained that I would be the best source of outside news for the community. I worried about word getting around of my whereabouts, but Dad was right. I knew all these people, more or less, and we would have to rely on their discretion....
Which meant I was picking cucumbers like a fool for the rest of the day. That was okay, since I loved pickles, and Mom had a killer recipe she got from her mother when she was a girl.
That thought turned my musings to my grandparents on my mother’s side, and as I knelt in the dirt under a searing, late summer sun, I wondered how they were doing in this mess. Grandpa and Grandma Anderman had a little place over in southern Louisiana close to the Sabine River, a retirement home that backed up to a small creek.
What to read after Walking in the Rain (Book 4): Dark Sky Thunder?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Allen to read onlineMoreLess
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