kerrisan
08-15-2006, 06:10 PM
I am getting ready to move back to my university for the semester (2nd senior year :p), and I have discovered Newton's Law of Moving:
*You will always lose the small but extremely important things: the charger for your Zen Micro, the cable for your printer. Pens, pencils, and scrap paper will not only always be there, but will get in your way until the day you die.
*No matter how much you say "I will only bring what I need with me," you always end up coming back at the end of the year with 3 times as much crap as when you moved out.
*Something seemly trivial will always break during the move, but later when you unpack will prove annoying: the FFD button on the TV and the little stand thingy on the righthand side of the keyboard.
*No matter how careful you are with a box full of kitchen stuff, a coffee mug will always :censored:ing break!!!
*No matter how much you look forward to seeing your friends again and being on your own, you will always miss Mom's cooking, playing with the dog and the big comfy recliner in the den. :o
*You will always lose the small but extremely important things: the charger for your Zen Micro, the cable for your printer. Pens, pencils, and scrap paper will not only always be there, but will get in your way until the day you die.
*No matter how much you say "I will only bring what I need with me," you always end up coming back at the end of the year with 3 times as much crap as when you moved out.
*Something seemly trivial will always break during the move, but later when you unpack will prove annoying: the FFD button on the TV and the little stand thingy on the righthand side of the keyboard.
*No matter how careful you are with a box full of kitchen stuff, a coffee mug will always :censored:ing break!!!
*No matter how much you look forward to seeing your friends again and being on your own, you will always miss Mom's cooking, playing with the dog and the big comfy recliner in the den. :o