the worst thing about moving is . . . |
The worst thing about moving is the bone deep exhaustion you feel as you carry the last box into the apartment knowing your day is just beginning. You unpack your clothes wondering why you didn’t label the linens better because all you really want to do is go to sleep, but you have no sheets and no real hope of finding them before you’ve unpacked all three boxes of jeans and underwear. You finally find your bedding and your pajamas and under them, the towels, but even though you have a sudden craving for hot water finding where you packed the soap involves at least two more boxes. When you finally find it the soap makes your arms sting where they are scratched and nicked with unremembered contacts with packing. You have a huge bruise on your left index finger that you hit sometime, somewhere, and you realize just how often you jar your hand because it sends shivers of pain whenever you're careless. And then you get out of the shower and are finally ready to get into bed and you realize that you’re still exhausted, but your mind’s awake and you won’t be able to sleep for at least another hour. line count: 24 |