Buses - 22/01

To get home from my school, I go by the peasant wagon.

BUS! I said bus...that really doesn't work when you're typing.

Aaaaaanyway, because of the fortunate area in which I call my home I can actually catch nearly ANY bus from my school (as long as it's going in the right direction) and so I have started doing just that. I used to wait with my friends at the bus stop but they kept doing things after school and I kept forgetting and arriving home late. It was a pain.

Now? Now I just get the first bus that arrives at the bus stop and leave and get home at about four, leaving about twelve hours free for tumbling (you think I'm kidding don't you? You keep thinking that...I haven't done any homework for weeks). This works in my favour purely because I like having the extra internet time, these blog posts don't come out of nowhere you know, it's so hard trying to think of something new to write every day...

That wasn't where I was going with this.

No, what I was going to say was that I have been noticing how packed EVERY bus gets. There are three main buses at the bus stop outside my school and each one doesn't arrive at the stop for at least five minutes after school has ended, meaning that everyone who needs to catch a bus that night is at the bus stop so the first bus for each of these has at least 50 schoolgirls (I go to an all girls school) all trying to cram themselves onto it and...

Well it's not comfortable.

Or convenient when you are literally the first person off the bus from your school.

Or even safe.

The amount of letters my school have had from people complaining about the buses because of what looks like pushing and shoving to get on the bus (some of those girls are able to recreate the fricking stampede from the Lion King).

But enough about that...JUST SEEN THE SERIES 3 SET PICTURE FOR SHERLOCK!!!!!!!!!!!!! asdfghgfdrfdcvyuhukuygcctuio

Until tomorrow, toodle pip.