bus.

too close for comfort.
whhhyyy do you need to stand so close to a seated person and make me feel trapped in an invisible but palpable cubicle... and facing the side as well, so when the bus jerks, my elbow keeps getting bumped into by you.... urrgghhh. (and to add, you stood facing the window, so it's not like the side of your body did the annoying slash disgusting irritance) and when i straightened my arm, it was your cue to stand even closer. the best thing was when people tried to move pass to get off, so more space was made for them and less for me... all the while, the bus was pretty empty. standing at the back of the bus is a great choice. the widest part of the vehicle.

anyway. another bus incident. this time involving a hills bus *evil stare*. i don't even know anything about that bus, but the fact that it's not from sydney and it's so yellow and exclusive looking just adds to that driver's ignorance... so while waiting for the green light in traffic, i was sitting at the four seater facing the back of the bus, n the bus next to our one was quite close.. but buses always drove closely to each other anyway. but then it moved, and the angle changed weirdly and it SCRAPED OUR BUS migod so the two windows it hit formed miniscule cracks ALL OVER. people moved away. the window that's further to the back was bent and a dinner plate size cracked off out & into the bus... -___-" and all the while, that culprit yellow bus just continued on lining up to the bus stops ladidadida... so we're trying to catch up to it so very slowly in the traffic listening to the deepening glacier-cracking noises... hmmm. not great. people took photos. driver angry. european accent. wanted witness. very involved passenger offered phone number. i got off.

without buses, nothing really happens in my life..
i'll post a drawing of all the weird people i see one day. like this school kid with SUPER emo hair that covered THREE-SIXTY DEGREE around his head omg wth and it was REALLY long all the way to his neck. and he sat slumped and facing to the window. and when people sat on the seat next to him - no reaction. and suddenly his arm shot up and he pressed the stop button. i don't know how he could find the button - his head was still facing down and the only body part that moved was his arm. and the back of his hand was quite hairy. yes. observance.
and then there was this guy who took a photo of this woman who was standing up, with his iphone.. and then when she got off, he eyed her so bad he turned his head to watch her walking out. and then he continued mouthing lyrics to the song he was listening and bobbing his head around.



anyway....


changing the topic...
the cutest picture i've seen today! giant rubber ducky!