My father had been repairing swimming pools for twenty-nine years.
At sixty-one, he had reached the point where experience looked almost effortless.ParentingHe could look at cloudy water and usually tell what had gone wrong before running a single test.
He could listen to a struggling pump and identify whether the problem had started days, months, or years earlier.
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