Answer: she ate blue oatmeal
Step-by-step explanation:
Ramona ate a few spoonfuls of oatmeal, but somehow her spoon felt heavy this morning.
“And drink your milk,” said her mother.
“Remember, you can’t do good work in school if you don’t eat a good breakfast.” Ramona paid scant attention to this little speech that she heard almost every morning.When school started, Ramona sat quietly filling spaces in her workbook, trying to insert the right numbers into the right spaces but not much caring if she failed. Her head felt heavy, and her fingers did not want to move. She did not want to think about blue oatmeal or white oatmeal or any oatmeal at all. She sat motionless, hoping the terrible feeling would go away. She knew she should tell her teacher, but bynnow Ramona was too miserable even to raise her hand. If she did not move, not even her little finger or an eyelash, she might feel better.
Go away, blue oatmeal, thought Ramona, and then she knew that the most terrible, horrible, dreadful, awful thing that could happen was going to happen. Please, God, don’t let me. . . . Ramona prayed too late. The terrible, horrible, dreadful, awful thing happened. Ramona threw up. She threw up right there on the floor in front of everyone.
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