the ongoing saga of bedlam, packing, round two

[bedlamsbard]

3:58 pm: Laundry done and DRY. Unfortunately, everything already packed is going on the floor so I can REPACK EVERYTHING. CURSE YOU, TRAVELING.

4:02 pm: How many God damned pairs of pants do I need? GOD. DEATH DEATH DEATH.

4:17 pm: Have acquired different and larger suitcase, green. Let's try this again, once more with feeling.

5:05 pm: Holy God, why do I own all this stuff? Seriously, why do I own all this stuff? Why am I taking it to the other side of the continent with me?

5:44 pm: God damn it, now I just want to die a lot. One argument with my mother later -- DEATH DEATH DEATH. Do I need a bathrobe? Do I really care? How long is it until I GET ON A PLANE AND LEAVE TO GO FAR FAR AWAY?

5:56 pm: I QUIT.

By The Numbers:

Jeans: Six pairs.
Sheets: One set, twin extra long, green.
Pads: Half a bag.
Cargo pants: Two pairs.
Shorts: One pair.
Sleeping/Exercise shorts: Two pairs.
Pajama pants: One pair.
Balls of yarn: Two, white and black.
Knitting needles: One pair, size six, purple, aluminum, slightly bent.
Bras: Seven, four white, two green, one black.
Underwear: Guys, I love you, but you don't need to know.
T-shirts: Fourteen Sixteen.
Camis: Five.
Halter-tops: Two.
Number of times the words "DIE DIE DIE" or variants thereof have been uttered: Lots.
Dresses: One.
Skirts: One.
Pairs of socks: Ten, multicolored.
Level of Hatred: 9/10.

ETA: GOD DAMN IT.

Comments

[mentalhygiene.livejournal.com]

Yeah, the humidity here can be pretty mean. So it often feels hotter (or more oppressive) than it really is.

You sounded frustrated. And anyway, you will be near me soon. (ok, not exactly that near.)

[bedlamsbard.livejournal.com]

YAY.

I am frustrated. *sigh* I'll be in Boston at least one day -- plus, applying to Boston U next year. This year. ARGH TENSES DIE DIE DIE.

[mentalhygiene.livejournal.com]

In case of desperation, a boxcutter can perform surgery on pants and make them shorts. ;)

Boston is a nice city :)

*encourages bedlam to apply to boston-area schools* It really is nice here. Lots of schools, lots of hospitals & research facilities, great libraries, hockey of many flavors, the aquarium, franklin park zoo, the common & public garden (ducklings! in brass!), Newbury Street, Cambridge...

[bedlamsbard.livejournal.com]

The two pairs of cargo pants zip off to be capri-ish length, fortunately.

I was there a couple years ago. I really liked it. I might apply to BC, too. I'm a little tentative at going to a school in a major city, because small-town country girl here, omg Crime! and people! and muggings! and public transport! but they're both good schools.

[mentalhygiene.livejournal.com]

Adaptation is good.

Crime isn't that bad, I swear. I'm told New Englanders are pointier and more unfriendly than people in other parts of the country. There are some rougher neighborhoods than others, it being a city. Public Transport? Okay, I grant you the T is a scary thing. ;)

And BC has some of their campus in Newton, which is Rather Suburban.

[bedlamsbard.livejournal.com]

*laughs* I think it's automatic fear of change on my part. Going to another small-medium college town is one thing, going to somewhere the size of Boston, or Los Angeles, or New York -- that's something else, because it's a totally alien environment. Plus, no rodeo!