Against the Grain: Empty Tank

October 15, 2005

Empty Tank

Today I'm exhausted. I haven't been able to do anything all day. As soon as I fold up the sofa-bed I'm unfolding it again. I didn't even stand up before 1pm. Lucky there's two of us here, J and I can take shifts. This whole situation is exhausting.

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