英语读书笔记-Book Lovers Day 07
Part 1
- I take off back down the sunny hillside toward the dirt road hemmed in by scraggly trees.
- When the narrow lane finally T-bones into a proper street.
- Once instant, I’m on a crumbling road on the side of a moutain.
- Tree-covered ridges jutting up at its back and an endless blue sky domed over it.
- It’s a little grayer and shabbier than it looked in pictures, but at least I spot the stone church from Once.
- Along with the green-and-white-striped awning over the general stone.
- When she got back, she’d take us for ice cream or for glazed pecans in WS Park.
- Reading the plagues on the benches.
- A group of my transplant friends had unanimously agreed they could never raise kids in the city.
- Everytime I see kids sleepily shuffling along en masse at the Met.
- Watching what mesmerizes a four-and-a-half-year-old
- My namesake.
- My love for New York doesn’t preclude me from being charmed by Sunshine Falls.
Part 2
- The white stone facade of the building is exactly how Dusty described it, but inside, there is nothing but flickering TVs and neon beer signs.
- It curdles entirely.
- At least present her with a fun consolation prize.
- There are no racks of fresh bread or barrels of old-fashioned candy waiting inside.
- The glass panes are grimmy with dust.
- It’s a pawnshop.
- Before I can make eye contact with the bespectacled man hunched at the desk.
- The yellow-umbrellaed patio on the far side of the street.
- People milling in and out.
- The gold-embossed sign over the doors reads MUS + SHOT.
- There are people waiting at a counter.
- I cup my hands around my eyes.
- Just as the man on the far side of it starts to swing it open.
- he man’s emerald green eyes go wide .“Sorry”, he cries as I swiftly sidestep the door without any damage.
- I’m starting, silent and agog at the most gogeous man I’ve ever seen