So yesterday my final class ended at 6pm...guess what time I got home (the average time it takes me to get home is at least an hour and half)? I ended up stepping through the doors at my house at 9:30pm!!! THAT'S OVER 3 HOURS! The TTC system was so hectic yesterday, it literally affected everybody in Toronto taking public transit. Here's the deal, after class ended I took a little twinkle in the men's room (because that's what men do when they're in the men's room), afterward I went straigtht to Dundas station. When I got there I saw cops and a train full of prople already, I knew something was up. But, in all honesty I thought somebody got stabbed or an old lady got her purse stolen or something. So while I was standing there in the train waiting for it to move, I started sweating excessively and I've been standing in there for like 10 minutes and its packed with people, not to mention I had a jacket on. Impatient as I am, I got off only to overhear someone say the trains had a power failur or something. I was shocked and scared becasue I lived all the way uptown and I was all the way at the centre of downtown Toronto! Needless to say there were some trains running, BUT they were SLOWWW as HELLLLL! All passesngers were forced to get off another station and take the shuttle bus to get to their designated stations. As I got off Bloor Station and went up to catch the shuttle busses outside this was what I saw...
It was horrible, yet exciting LOL. Why? Because something finally something happened for once that I wouldn't consider regular or commonly occurs in my life. The bus ride was OBVIOUSLY a catastrophe! I was like sweating pounds of sweat due to the density of the bus carrying passengers well over the capacity limit. I had to stand up for the whole ride holding on to the rail my arm got so sore afterward. People outside were taking pictures of the bus, standing and staring, pointing and what not. It was hell and back I tell ya. Thankfully they fixed the problem and today the TTC was back to normal. My cellphone almost died because of the pictures I took with low battery level haha.
Take a look at what did to the small table on my chair in class today,
I traced the linings from the wood with my pencil, my friend was telling me how I was crazy for doing and must be bored out of my mind (and I was minus crazy). It might not look much from the picture, but in person it looks sick! Just as my friend. *nods head*
Here's a picture I took of the lecture hall...
That's all for now! PEACE.
It was horrible, yet exciting LOL. Why? Because something finally something happened for once that I wouldn't consider regular or commonly occurs in my life. The bus ride was OBVIOUSLY a catastrophe! I was like sweating pounds of sweat due to the density of the bus carrying passengers well over the capacity limit. I had to stand up for the whole ride holding on to the rail my arm got so sore afterward. People outside were taking pictures of the bus, standing and staring, pointing and what not. It was hell and back I tell ya. Thankfully they fixed the problem and today the TTC was back to normal. My cellphone almost died because of the pictures I took with low battery level haha.
Take a look at what did to the small table on my chair in class today,
I traced the linings from the wood with my pencil, my friend was telling me how I was crazy for doing and must be bored out of my mind (and I was minus crazy). It might not look much from the picture, but in person it looks sick! Just as my friend. *nods head*
Here's a picture I took of the lecture hall...
That's all for now! PEACE.
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