My battery suddenly went out. Bilal did not notice and went on. I stumbled on one of the stones cluttering over the gangway and fell. A log hit me on the back of the head flatting the face on the stone. The nose gristle was broken and the nose turned to the left. Despite the pain I take it in the hand and set on the place. It did not make me any prettier… Especially after bruises around the eyes (glasses) nose and lips formed. I could not get a sick leave as the section chief fell ill with a heart attack and being his assistant I had to substitute him. Besides, it was a big section with five foremen for whom I had to stand in. For the mine did not have general day-offs and worked on flextime.
The most annoying was the fact that everyone passing by looked at my tanned face reproachfully shook their head and said, «Stroked…»



Leave your feedback in the guestbook

Reproduction of this site or any of its parts is possibly only with heirs' permission.
Conditions for reprint permission >>
©2003-2024. E. A. Kersnovskaya. Heirs (I. M. Chapkovsky).
Letter >>

Rambler's Top100 Яндекс.Метрика
Album 'How Much is a Person Worth?' by E. A. Kersnovskaya

Album 10

from 1 to 12 in all 26   >>
  п»їtext ||| illustrations ||| album version ||| Samizdat ||| creativework ||| about the author ||| about the project ||| Guest Book -->

По вопросу покупки книги Е. Керсновской обратитесь по форме "Обратной связи"
русский