How I Fall by Anne Eliot

Author:Anne Eliot [Eliot, Anne]
Language: eng
Format: epub, mobi
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ISBN: 9781937815059
Publisher: Butterfly Books, LLC
Published: 2014-06-14T00:00:00+00:00

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Ellen’s been amazing. Balancing between the tree trunks as she paces around. She even risked climbing two of the lowest branches on one tree. A move I did not like one bit. I’m sure if they knew, Miss Brown and Ellen’s mom would fire me or lose it. The way her arms shook so much when she did it, even I almost flipped out.

I kept imagining all 100 pounds of her slipping off. Even the few feet she risked being above the ground had to be dangerous to her, but she never did fall! And had she, well…we all would have had a big surprise, because for hours I’ve been poised to catch her. It’s an exhausting job, following her around.

When Patrick and Laura showed up, I was relieved to have some help with it. After only one hour Patrick was as much of a mess as I was watching over her antics. With the added distraction of Laura London in the mix, he and I finally worked out silent signals. I spent half of my time climbing way up to hang her ropes, then quickly scrambling back down to clamber around behind Ellen while Patrick kept a close eye on Laura who thought she should climb any tree she pleased.

If I was up, I had to also keep an eye on Laura while Patrick was down and standing really close to Ellen to make sure she stayed down, pretending to listen very closely to her directions or he asked extra questions to make sure she didn’t move too much.

She thankfully never seemed to notice what we were up to. That’s because the girl had eyes only for her beloved tree project. She was a true force all day. Gently explaining the project with this dreamy look in her eyes, and then clinging to what branches she could while telling us all what to do, where to stand, how high to go and what to do next. More than once she’d change her mind last minute as we executed her rope hanging ideas which meant either Patrick or I would have to climb up and move things around.

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