Musings from the Bus Stop...

It amazes me how many stupid things people say, in a public place, as if no one were around to hear them. An example, today I was standing in the bus stop "shed" to protect myself from the biting cold. A girl walks by wearing these amazing boots. They were knee-high and made from white leather with a gold metal spiked heel and a little gold charm bracelet around the ankles. These were fucking awesome boots. As soon as the girl in the fucking awesome boots is out of sight, a girl standing next to me turns to her friend as says, "Who does she think she is? This is Tennessee, not New York. I mean, God! Those boots come up to her knees!" She said it in this bitingly obnoxious kind of way too. I wasn't sure what I was mad about; the fact that she dissed Tennessee'ers (which, judging by her accent, she's one herself) or the fact that she is stupid enough to think that they only people in the world allowed to wear knee-high boots are from New York. Having lived in New York myself for a year, I can tell walking on ice in high heels is no fun, not that Tennessee is a verdant utopia at this time of year. It's one of those things I guess you overhear and makes your brain explode as Lewis Black says.

Anyways, I'm enjoying my classes thus far. I will have more of a report later. ^_~ I will now head off to Chilis with Sarah and the Tanya! Whoot!

Musings from the Bus Stop...

It amazes me how many stupid things people say, in a public place, as if no one were around to hear them. An example, today I was standing in the bus stop "shed" to protect myself from the biting cold. A girl walks by wearing these amazing boots. They were knee-high and made from white leather with a gold metal spiked heel and a little gold charm bracelet around the ankles. These were fucking awesome boots. As soon as the girl in the fucking awesome boots is out of sight, a girl standing next to me turns to her friend as says, "Who does she think she is? This is Tennessee, not New York. I mean, God! Those boots come up to her knees!" She said it in this bitingly obnoxious kind of way too. I wasn't sure what I was mad about; the fact that she dissed Tennessee'ers (which, judging by her accent, she's one herself) or the fact that she is stupid enough to think that they only people in the world allowed to wear knee-high boots are from New York. Having lived in New York myself for a year, I can tell walking on ice in high heels is no fun, not that Tennessee is a verdant utopia at this time of year. It's one of those things I guess you overhear and makes your brain explode as Lewis Black says.

Anyways, I'm enjoying my classes thus far. I will have more of a report later. ^_~ I will now head off to Chilis with Sarah and the Tanya! Whoot!