Which chair would you choose to sit in? Discover what that says about your personality

chair. He set the bowl in his lap. He picked up a pea pod and split it with his thumb, clumsy, the way somebody does when they’ve never done it before.

The peas rolled out into the bowl.

“Like that?” he asked.

“Like that,” I said.

He came the next Saturday at eight in the morning.

Ezoic

He was wearing jeans and a gray T-shirt and old sneakers. White ones. Cheap. He’d bought them at the Dollar General on Route 9, he told me later. He wanted them to look like his grandmother’s.

Ezoic

He didn’t know anything about gardening.