And I thought, “Oh my God, this is how I’m gonna die!”
LOL okay so this is probably one of the worst winter days I’ve ever had to go through LOL.
I woke up at 6 am as usual, did whatever it is I do in the morning before school, and left home for the bus stop with my sister at 7 10 am, the usual time. We were about 20 metres away from the bus stop when the bus left the stop. TWENTY METRES! And we were walking towards it, and the bus driver saw us. I KNOW he saw us; he just didn’t stop. Anyways, we walked on, knowing that there would be another bus coming in probably 5 mins. But it never came. My sister and I and a couple of other students waited and waited for the transit bus. It NEVER came. We waited for 45 minutes for nothing. And it’s -28C - not including the wind chill. And I knew I couldn’t call a cab cause I didn’t have minutes on my phone. The whole time I was waiting, when I started to get really cold, I was thinking, “Oh my god, this is how I’m gonna die - hypothermia! This is how I’m gonna die! Holy crap.” I was shivering by the time my sister and I decided to leave the stop to go back home. We walked another 10 minutes to our house (with the snow falling on my face), and by the time I got to my room, to curl up in my bed, I was shivering violently and my legs, feet, face and arms were numb. Now I know what mild to moderate hypothermia feels like. It’s not fun. I trembled in my bed for 20 minutes, and decided to stay home while my sister went on to school. I still have a little bit of a headache and is really really mad about how the bus didn’t come and how cold it is here. I dunno what the transit company’s doing but it’s insane how they can just let students be late and die in the cold. Yay (not) that it’s snowing again today.
August 8th, 2008 at 4:36 pm
GRRRR…die canadian transit DIE!!!
i hate canadian transit.
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