Brief Summary Of The Story 'One Ordinary Day With Peanuts'

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One Unordinary Day with Peanuts
(The events in this story take place three years after the story “One Ordinary Day with Peanuts.”) It seemed to be one typical ordinary day the large city was in a rush and everything was buzzing like a hive of bee’s trying to make their honey early in the morning. Everything was going fine and dandy until a Mr. Johnson left his home to do his daily routine, he got on the number twelve city bus which would take him to the unusually dormant Maple Street where he walk past the seventh grade where his acquaintance Mr. Bueller worked at and up to the hospital to visit his mother who was at the hospital to tried to get her face fixed what and ugly thing it was soon he made his way past the Psychiatric Center for Research
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Jones stormed off in a rage because she was mad her cousins Harry and Cora Bittering were going to Mars. Finally, he arrived at the beautifully painted wall he used to pitch pennies on when he was a child it was a memorial of his good friend Jimmy Lyons.
After all that had been said and done it had still been early about 8:00am but he ran into a newly married couple he had known them both because three years ago he was the man who set them up were Goldie L. Ocks and George M. Ocks and they had three children named Manny,
Moe, and Jack. Mr. Johnson had different intention then to ask what they were doing he decided to pull over George ad tell him how before they were married he kept in contact with Goldie and learned she was having an affair with Mr. Harold Johnson(of course he was lying). As soon as
George was about to ask Goldie if it was true Mr. Johnson pulled Goldie aside and told her before they were engaged that George had three other engaged at the same time and her herd this awful rumor that he married them. Soon, they both stared arguing about what happened and when push came to shove they got divorce just a few hours later Mr. Johnson was just so

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