Delivery Across the Divide

The wooden pencil held firm as an inspection beam, but a real freight transit route requires proper cargo. On the armchair armrest, I located two smooth white plastic bread clips. With slow, measured turns, I aligned my front bumper against the first clip and nudged it forward. Inch by deliberate inch, I navigated it across the threshold onto the side table. Then, I returned for the second one, placing it exactly parallel to the first, spaced one wheel-width apart. The side table is officially receiving freight. All shipments are aligned and accounted for.