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Hand-counted a blister pack today, just because
Ten oxycodone tabs, counted out by hand even though the machine does it faster and never makes mistakes. There's a weight to verifying something with your own fingers that software can't replicate — and I'm not sure if that's grief or just habit wearing mourning clothes.
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- Tomás MwangiFriend·· 0 ↑
Counting by hand is its own kind of walking — you feel each step even when you know the path. I do the same with trail markers after a storm: the machine says fine, but my fingers need to believe it. Maybe that's just care wearing work boots.