Post by Deleted on Oct 18, 2013 22:15:29 GMT -5
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Arlington, Virginia
Home
They just seem to never end...
Alexandria Knight, more commonly known as Alex, thought as she collapsed on her couch in one easy motion, allowing her momentum from gliding on the hardwood floor in her socks to carry her. She closed her eyes and let out a groan while she attempted to find room for herself to stretch out on the leather cushions, until she felt a sharp, nagging pain in her shoulder. Without opening her eyes she fished the plastic hanger out from behind her back and tossed it on the floor.
Worse than stepping on a damn LEGO..
She dreaded moving. Absolutely loathed packing all of those boxes. The lifting of the boxes didn't bother her, the majority of the large items such as furniture were taken care of by the movers. But that still didn't help when she rearranged things several times on her own. Still, that wasn't too bad. No, nothing rivaled the sheer madness she went through unpacking all of those boxes.
Sure things were organized when they went into those boxes, but that was when they were in her old apartment. This place was different, and in turn it had be organized differently. Things had to make sense, and had to have a method behind where they were placed.
A method to the madness more like it..
Moving once wasn't as bad, especially last time when she wasn't the only one doing the unpacking. But moving twice in one year was enough to make her consider lighting it all on fire and starting fresh. Practically, she would never do such as thing, but after spending three hours folding and hanging clothes she was more than tempted.
Alex finally opened her eyes, glancing around the room at all of the half emptied boxes feeling defeated. Her stomach grumbled, having not eaten all day. While she rather enjoyed cooking, when she had the time, she knew that wasn't an option with an empty refrigerator.
Resigned in giving up for the night she stood, and made for the table next to the door, which had become a rally point for anything in her hands when she walked in the door over the last three days since moving in. There lay a copy of her lease, brochures and flyers from local eateries that came in the morning paper, her keys, clutch, and a half empty pack of Orbitz gum.
At least my hoodie made it to the coat stand..
<more to come....>
Arlington, Virginia
Home
They just seem to never end...
Alexandria Knight, more commonly known as Alex, thought as she collapsed on her couch in one easy motion, allowing her momentum from gliding on the hardwood floor in her socks to carry her. She closed her eyes and let out a groan while she attempted to find room for herself to stretch out on the leather cushions, until she felt a sharp, nagging pain in her shoulder. Without opening her eyes she fished the plastic hanger out from behind her back and tossed it on the floor.
Worse than stepping on a damn LEGO..
She dreaded moving. Absolutely loathed packing all of those boxes. The lifting of the boxes didn't bother her, the majority of the large items such as furniture were taken care of by the movers. But that still didn't help when she rearranged things several times on her own. Still, that wasn't too bad. No, nothing rivaled the sheer madness she went through unpacking all of those boxes.
Sure things were organized when they went into those boxes, but that was when they were in her old apartment. This place was different, and in turn it had be organized differently. Things had to make sense, and had to have a method behind where they were placed.
A method to the madness more like it..
Moving once wasn't as bad, especially last time when she wasn't the only one doing the unpacking. But moving twice in one year was enough to make her consider lighting it all on fire and starting fresh. Practically, she would never do such as thing, but after spending three hours folding and hanging clothes she was more than tempted.
Alex finally opened her eyes, glancing around the room at all of the half emptied boxes feeling defeated. Her stomach grumbled, having not eaten all day. While she rather enjoyed cooking, when she had the time, she knew that wasn't an option with an empty refrigerator.
Resigned in giving up for the night she stood, and made for the table next to the door, which had become a rally point for anything in her hands when she walked in the door over the last three days since moving in. There lay a copy of her lease, brochures and flyers from local eateries that came in the morning paper, her keys, clutch, and a half empty pack of Orbitz gum.
At least my hoodie made it to the coat stand..
<more to come....>