Moving Away Essay

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I don’t like moving, well I like it but I don’t. I don’t like how people are in your house for at least a day and then you have to stay in your house with no furniture. However I like going to new places though. This was our 3rd move, and wasn’t going to be our last. Every time we move I feel like something has changed inside me, I feel like someone completely different. Tomorrow the movers were coming. I was scared and happy at the same time. Most of my fragile things were already bubble wrapped. I was pacing around my room trying to think of anyhting I forgot to do. When the truck pulled into our drive way it felt as if the temperature had dropped 5 degrees, even for a winter day. I knew that once it pulled away our lives would be changed forever. The movers came in with boxes and packing tape. First they talked to my mom and dad after that they started packing. The smell of boxes and tape hit me really quick. They packed up everything with little care, I knew somethings would be broken when our stuff arrived. We gave the packers pizza and coke, they had a really long break. The pizza tasted like chalk in my mouth. After they packed up the whole downstairs they left and would come back tomorrow to pack up the upstairs. …show more content…

We all mumbled in agreement. Everybody knew it would be the same thing tomorrow but without us kids. I went up to bed and realized this would be the last time I saw my room and slept in my own bed for a while. I looked at it for a while then went off to

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