Trudged

They trudged up the frosted hill, every step a testament of their will to live.

Tom trudged up the stairs to his apartment.

Robin whistled as he trudged along, thinking of Maid Marian and her bright eyes, for at such times a youth's thoughts are wont to turn pleasantly upon the lass that he loves the best.

The caddie trudged up the hill with the wealthy idiot's golf clubs.

Yanni trudged through the forest in pitch black darkness.

They trudged across the tussocky grass and up on to a footpath.

The home supporters trudged their way out of the stadium after yet another home defeat.

On the night of the 6th of November of 2021, I trudged on wet pavement with fallen leaves to visit the pizzeria. I ordered two pieces from the South Asian vendor. As I ate at my table, a big fat white man sat waiting for his order. He whispered, "Chaaha! Chaaha!" to the Sikh pizza delivery man near the counter. The Punjabi word means desire, craving, love, tea, aspiration, fondness, etc. Which nuance was it?

In the dark before dawn of the 22nd of February of 2022, I trudged to the corner convenience store to acquire a can of cold Thai tea drink, three packets of instant noodles, and a bag of fried pork rinds. As I drank my orange-brownish tea drink outside, I could hear mystical East Indian music playing. A red van was parked near the store entrance. Walking homewards, I saw a parked sports utility vehicle playing dark instrumental music.

Ziri just took off his shoes and trudged to his room.