Snippet #2307076

Arron had only bought one or two of the things he needed for his trip yet the cloth bag he held in his hand was already very heavy. It amazed him as to how much a few canned foods and cleaning supplie could weigh when bundled together like this. Because of the heavy bag Arrons arm was starting to ache, it felt as though his shoulder was about to pop out its socket and so to relieve himself of this pain he decided to set down the bag beside him. He was standing in one of the quieter corners of a super market, looking through their own cheap brand of electrical appliances that consisted mainly of flashlights, lamp, drills and other tools. Though as cheap as this equipment was Arron still couldn't buy it, he didn't see the point in buying things he would just break.

Arron closed his eyes and lets his muscles go slack for a moment, letting a heavy sigh part from between his lips as memories of occasions where he had broken equipment like this flashed through his mind. Such a waste of money... He should have known better back then. Fortunately by now he had learned from these mistakes and that's why he didn't buy these sort of things. After this brief recollection Arron remembered his task and began to go over a mental checklist of what he still needed to buy. He needed to focus on this and so kept his eyes closed, finding it easier when there was one less factor in the equation which resulted in a distraction from his tasks.