One Ordinary Day With Peanuts Analysis
In the story of “One Ordinary Day, with Peanuts” it starts off
Ordinary with a man exiting his house to start off his day like in every persons daily life. A man named Mr. John Philip Johnson walks out his door and starts off his day by walking through streets of what sounds to be New York City by the busy streets and starts helping people in need. His day seems ordinary so far as he walks downs his steps in his newly resoled shoes. He then smiles at everyone who he makes eye contact with and greets customers at the news stand. His day sounds ordinary so far.
Mr. Johnson continues walking with his pockets filled with candy and peanuts. Before he continues his walk uptown he stops by a flower shop to pick up a carnation for his buttonhole.
Instead of using it for his buttonhole, he immediately gives it to a child in a carriage. Mr. Johnson doesn’t use this route more than once that often. In this route he walks up many blocks uptown, then cuts across a side street. During this route he finds a woman and her child moving from their apartment. Mr. Johnson notices the woman looking tired and stressed and immediately goes to help. Mr. Johnson does the nice thing by watching her son while she and the movers are loading the truck. He then gives her son some peanuts for the road. Mr. Johnson learns that they are moving to Greenwich, Vermont and tells them he knows a guy that lives up their and to give him a call in needed. Continuing his walk, Mr. Johnson sees a woman rushing. She then explains to him that she is running late and Mr. Johnson insists on paying for her for wasting her time. He has her wait on the sidewalk and approaches a man dealing with the same issue. H has a conversation with the man and introduces him to the woman and pays them both enough money to pay for their daily wages. He talks the two into spending their day together and then leaves them to continue his walk.
He continues his walk and gives a homeless money for a meal. Mr. Johnson then tries to catch a taxi but has trouble doing so. When he gets in the cab he has a conversation with the driver. He pays the driver double and exits the cab to get back home. When he enters his home he explains to his wife about his day and she explains about her day and it wasn’t so ordinary. They then agree on switching off the next day. This was an ordinary Day with Peanuts.
Ordinary with a man exiting his house to start off his day like in every persons daily life. A man named Mr. John Philip Johnson walks out his door and starts off his day by walking through streets of what sounds to be New York City by the busy streets and starts helping people in need. His day seems ordinary so far as he walks downs his steps in his newly resoled shoes. He then smiles at everyone who he makes eye contact with and greets customers at the news stand. His day sounds ordinary so far.
Mr. Johnson continues walking with his pockets filled with candy and peanuts. Before he continues his walk uptown he stops by a flower shop to pick up a carnation for his buttonhole.
Instead of using it for his buttonhole, he immediately gives it to a child in a carriage. Mr. Johnson doesn’t use this route more than once that often. In this route he walks up many blocks uptown, then cuts across a side street. During this route he finds a woman and her child moving from their apartment. Mr. Johnson notices the woman looking tired and stressed and immediately goes to help. Mr. Johnson does the nice thing by watching her son while she and the movers are loading the truck. He then gives her son some peanuts for the road. Mr. Johnson learns that they are moving to Greenwich, Vermont and tells them he knows a guy that lives up their and to give him a call in needed. Continuing his walk, Mr. Johnson sees a woman rushing. She then explains to him that she is running late and Mr. Johnson insists on paying for her for wasting her time. He has her wait on the sidewalk and approaches a man dealing with the same issue. H has a conversation with the man and introduces him to the woman and pays them both enough money to pay for their daily wages. He talks the two into spending their day together and then leaves them to continue his walk.
He continues his walk and gives a homeless money for a meal. Mr. Johnson then tries to catch a taxi but has trouble doing so. When he gets in the cab he has a conversation with the driver. He pays the driver double and exits the cab to get back home. When he enters his home he explains to his wife about his day and she explains about her day and it wasn’t so ordinary. They then agree on switching off the next day. This was an ordinary Day with Peanuts.