Have you ever been so
tired that you cannot move?
You see toddlers reach
this point when they’re fighting nap time.
They can fall asleep right in the middle of babbling about why they don’t need
naps. (Oh, the irony.)
I sometimes have trouble
falling asleep and pretty much always have trouble staying asleep. Yet, I can sneak in a quick nap anywhere,
anytime, anyhow: couch, comfy chair, in front of the computer, stop
lights. I once dozed off while washing
dishes in the sink.
Tonight, though, I am so
tired that I cannot move.
It all started this
morning when I woke up too early to make sure my trash was out at the end of my
driveway. Add that to ninety minutes of
snowshoeing for the first time (a story for another blog) and a day full of
errands that included sitting in the car dealership, and I have reached zombie
status.
I. Can’t.
Move.
As a result, today’s blog
post is to remind people not to snowshoe and snooze at the same time. It might be very dangerous, especially if
branches in the woods are involved.
You’re welcome.
