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Steve Has Morning Wood

Steve se levanta con leña. Todas las mañanas, a primera hora.

Hard as oak, Steve. And long.

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  1. WAKE UP! Steve en su cocina antes del amanecer, con un tronco en la mano junto a la estufa de leña.

    Every morning, Steve wakes up with wood.

    It is there before the coffee is.

    It is there before the sun is.

    Steve says it is the best part of the morning.

    WAKE UP!: páginas 4–5, impresas tal como se dibujaron.
  2. SO BIG! Steve le enseña a un repartidor un tronco de roble enorme de su pila de leña.

    Steve’s wood is the biggest on the street.

    The delivery driver stopped his truck to look at it.

    “I have never seen one that long,” said the driver.

    Steve said it was oak. It does not get much harder than that.

    SO BIG!: páginas 6–7, impresas tal como se dibujaron.
  3. GUESTS! Los vecinos, el cartero y un señor de la comunidad de vecinos se reúnen alrededor de la pila de leña de Steve.

    People on the street come to see Steve’s wood.

    Barb next door watches it from her kitchen window every Saturday, coffee in hand.

    “I could watch him handle that all day,” says Barb.

    The man from the HOA has sent two letters about how big it is. Steve keeps it up anyway.

    GUESTS!: páginas 14–15, impresas tal como se dibujaron.
  4. MAY I? Craig, el vecino nuevo, le pide a Steve un turno en la pila de leña.

    Craig, who had just moved in across the street, looked at the wood for a long time.

    “Mind if I take a turn with that?” asked Craig.

    Steve was very polite. He said the wood was spoken for.

    MAY I?: páginas 24–25, impresas tal como se dibujaron.

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