On A Claire Day by Carla Ventresca and Henry Beckett

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no1scouse said, 3 months ago

“I never participate in a sport that has an ambulance waiting at the bottom of the hill” I don’t know who originally said that, but I concur. (Was it Erma Bombeck?)
comicsssfan said, 3 months ago

Paul’s biologic training should induce him to sit a little closer to Claire on that futon.
Chikuku said, 3 months ago

Skiing? There are much cheaper ways to break my neck and kill myself.
westcoastfan said, 3 months ago

My rule was always: if You’re going to get upset every time you fall, don’t go skiing! Then again, once I fell, I stayed stuck where I fell. No snowplowing for me.
K M said, 3 months ago

Friends have tried to drag me on ski trips. I usually say, “Sure, I’ll come. Someone has to drive the ambulance!”
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About On A Claire Day

The step into adulthood is a scary one. So much is new, unfamiliar, frightening, incomprehensible. Claire has just taken this step. She’s moved from her parents’ to her own apartment, to start life as an "adult". Armed with a good heart and an optimistic spirit, her challenge is she still has so much to learn about life: the nuts and bolts of managing a job, a home, how people interact, relationships, planning for her future, and so much more.

We’ve all been through this. In fact we go through it every day. We all know how tough, but also funny, it can be, as we move through life’s situations if we take our knocks with good humor. And we know also how very rewarding it can be when we actually occasionally get things right.

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