I would try and sit near the front,then i could chat with the driver and all :)

I don't ride the bus anymore...but when I was in school...I always sat near the front.

Must of the time I walk instead of taking a bus, but when I do need one, I usual sit on the top deck.

Do you mean the school bus or a city bus?

School bus, front-ish.  Never liked the back, the tough kids rode back there.
City bus, where ever there was an empty seat.

On a city bus,It's nearly crowded so I rarely get a seat but if I did I'd sit towards the back.

I rode a school bus from 1991-1994 and didn't really care where I sat. I sometimes liked sitting kinda up front so I could hear the radio (the ones I rode on had actual music radios). This one guy used to play one of the rock stations. Another one tuned it to AC, but I had this one southern lady who played Country all the time, lol. Although if I just wanted to relax I'd go sit in the back.

When I ride the regular bus, it depends how busy it is. Sometimes I'll just sit right down if it's packed and I don't feel like cramming to find a seat. Or if I'm just getting off in a minute. If it's relatively empty and I'm on it for awhile, alot of the time I'll head for the back. I guess nothing has changed in that respect.

I don't ride the bus anymore...but when I was in school...I always sat near the front.


Ditto!

I sit wherever there is an available seat.  If I end up sitting at one of the front seats, I always get up if an elderly or disabled person needs to sit down

I sit wherever there is an available seat.  If I end up sitting at one of the front seats, I always get up if an elderly or disabled person needs to sit down



what a nice whistledog, you are!  :D ;D

Well, it's been a while since I've taken a bus.

Last time I took a bus anywhere in the U.S was to a mall in New Jersey and I sat at the back. When I rode the school bus I sat upstairs at the back 'cus I was tres cool.

When I ride the train now I tend to sit or stand near the front because some of the people I know that take the same train seem to get on those carriages.

The back, because that's all the cool kids sat. I'd be a nerd if I sat in front. Same goes for class and all that...oh, and another benefit is your head doesn't become the target for paper planes, or spit balls or what not...nah, generally I sit on the middle right - which side of the bus is usually more important to me than whether its near the back or front. It's like with other things, I usually like going to the left or the right. Guess I'm a bit odd that way.

the last bus I rode was on the Las Vegas strip and I guess i would just grab whatever seat is available, but preferably a seat that has an empty one next to it if possible.  I was with my 2 friends and we tried to get seats together, and it seems that it was always in the back or close to the rear.

Centre-back. Door side. Near the exit door. Makes for a quick getaway when it's time to get off.

On a city bus,It's nearly crowded so I rarely get a seat but if I did I'd sit towards the back.
When traveling on a bus, I never stand up for if the bus makes a sudden jerk, the movement could jar my back again.

Centre-back. Door side. Near the exit door. Makes for a quick getaway when it's time to get off.



That's why it's easy to get off towards the back area.

I sit where the hell i feel like it,Rosa Parks is my hero 8)

I sit where the hell i feel like it,Rosa Parks is my hero 8)



hahaah...you're cute, Isabel! :)

On a regular bus, wherever there is a seat. Like whistledog, I will give it up if an elderly or disabled person gets on. When I was in school, I was usually in the back or on the floor. Overcrowding on buses was SO much fun. ::)

I rarely have witnessed overcrowding. But that's bacause I try not to take busses between 8am-9am and 3pm-6pm. And if I must, I'd rather leave a bit early and catch a bus that takes a longer route as it would have less people on it. Otherwise I bike (damn, I need a car!)

I sit where the hell i feel like it,Rosa Parks is my hero 8)


Short story, surprisingly funny considering where it was.

Southern Missouri - The KKK sponsored a strip of highway, it was quite a long part of the highway. People kept writing things on their sings like "Hang the N**gers" etc etc.
The state didn't like this.
The KKK said it wasn't their fault and they were just cleaning the strip of highway.
The state renamed it the Rosa Parks memorial highway.
The KKK didn't renew their sponsorship.

;D

School bus... the last seat in the back

Bus trips to Atlantic City...Last seat in the back

City bus...Any thats available, if the bus is empty or if it's open...The last seat in the back.

Notice a patern here; I trust no one, keep my back to the wall and my eyes open for danger.

That's why it's easy to get off towards the back area.


In some cities, people don't need to get a seat to get off ;D

The back, because that's all the cool kids sat. I'd be a nerd if I sat in front. Same goes for class and all that...oh, and another benefit is your head doesn't become the target for paper planes, or spit balls or what not...nah, generally I sit on the middle right - which side of the bus is usually more important to me than whether its near the back or front. It's like with other things, I usually like going to the left or the right. Guess I'm a bit odd that way.

Good points, you're right now that I think about it, lol. Guess I better head straight towards the back from now on. :D

I don't see too much of that on regular busses, but yeah, on the school busses, I do remember alot of the kids who kinda wanted to talk and be left alone by the driver went to sit in the back. Whenever anyone got in trouble, it wasn't for anything big. Then again, I never rode a bus past the time I was in Elementary school, so maybe it's a different story (although in 1992/'93 my bus did pick up some high schoolers along the route, but they were cool for the most part).

Wherever the hell I feel like it.And I don't care if one person to the left of me is yapping on his/her phone and the next person to the right of me is on his/her Ipod,It doesn't bother me one bit.I just sit there read my newspaper.

I travelled on a London Bus today, and I automatically when upstairs.

On a school bus, if you ask me, the better seats were the ones in front, that way when you got to your stop, you'd be the first one off.  My motto was: "Why be in school longer than you have to be?".  The faster I got home, the more TV I could watch

I haven't been in a bus in a long time, but I usually just take whatever seat is available.

Since I don't have a car at the moment and ride the bus fairly regularly, I've actually come to like the sideways seats (with the back to the windows) as a change of pace. It's kinda cool to see the scenery passing by horizontally. ;)

Next to my wife!

On my backside, normally...

I never stand on a bus.

I never stand on a bus.


Heh! You've obviously not had the delights of being on a rush-hour 'bendy'...

'Sitting' is not an option!

Heh! You've obviously not had the delights of being on a rush-hour 'bendy'...

'Sitting' is not an option!
The "bendy" is usually to full of non-paying passengers!

I sit where the hell i feel like it,Rosa Parks is my hero 8)


It's funny that you say this because I used to sit in the back of the bus but once I learned about Rosa I always sat in the front of the bus because I could I felt like I should honor that change in some way  :)


Short story, surprisingly funny considering where it was.

Southern Missouri - The KKK sponsored a strip of highway, it was quite a long part of the highway. People kept writing things on their sings like "Hang the N**gers" etc etc.
The state didn't like this.
The KKK said it wasn't their fault and they were just cleaning the strip of highway.
The state renamed it the Rosa Parks memorial highway.
The KKK didn't renew their sponsorship.

;D


Great story....thanks... I once saw a documentary about a guy trying to increase membership in the KKK fortunately he didn't get a lot of takers but sadly I suspect the camera crew attached to him might have been a bigger deterrent because no one signed up but I feel some people probably wanted to... anyway- the funny thing about this was the idiot actually quoted Dr MLK JR in his interview to prove his point...  ::)

back is fun too

back is fun too
...especially on a school bus (well it was my day)

wherever I want,It doesn't matter.

The "bendy" is usually to full of non-paying passengers!


Heh! It's great fun when a pair of 'unexpected' inspectors turn up (not frequent, I grant you...but it does happen!)

You've never seen a bus empty out so quick!

Heh! It's great fun when a pair of 'unexpected' inspectors turn up (not frequent, I grant you...but it does happen!)

You've never seen a bus empty out so quick!
Guaranteed cabaret for the bus ride.

Sometimes I sit towards the back where the back door is.

The back. It's funny how Rosa Parks wanted to sit in the front but now all the cool people sit in the back!  ;D

The back. It's funny how Rosa Parks wanted to sit in the front but now all the cool people sit in the back!  ;D


She didn't want to sit in the front, she just wanted to SIT DOWN because they were trying to make her give up her seat to a white man.

The back. It's funny how Rosa Parks wanted to sit in the front but now all the cool people sit in the back!  ;D


The back of the bus is more like a hangout. ;D

She didn't want to sit in the front, she just wanted to SIT DOWN because they were trying to make her give up her seat to a white man.


My mistake. I heard she wanted to sit in the front.

Has anyone wanted to sit in the driver's seat yet?

My mistake. I heard she wanted to sit in the front.


Why did it matter to her? ???

Why did it matter to her? ???


I thought they made black people sit in the back and white people in the front. I didn't know they didn't let black people sit down at all.

AGHH!!! I don't ride the bus!

Why did it matter to her? ???


She wanted to sit, and it wasn't fair that she couldn't just because of the color of her skin.

She wanted to sit, and it wasn't fair that she couldn't just because of the color of her skin.


If she was alive today she could sit anywhere.

If she was alive today she could sit anywhere.
...and she only die recently this year I believe.

...and she only die recently this year I believe.


I think last year.

For the record

n Montgomery, the first four rows of bus seats were reserved for white people. Buses had "colored" sections for black people—who made up more than 75% of the bus system's riders—generally in the rear of the bus. These sections were not fixed in size but were determined by the placement of a movable sign. Black people also could sit in the middle rows, until the white section was full. Then they had to move to seats in the rear, stand, or, if there was no room, leave the bus. Black people were not allowed to sit across the aisle from white people. The driver also could move the "colored" section sign, or remove it altogether. If white people were already sitting in the front, black people could board to pay the fare, but then had to disembark and reenter through the rear door. There were times when the bus departed before the black customers who had paid made it to the back entrance.


After a day at work at Montgomery Fair department store, Parks boarded the Cleveland Avenue bus at around 6 p.m., Thursday, December 1, 1955, in downtown Montgomery. She paid her fare and sat in an empty seat in the first row of back seats reserved for blacks in the "colored" section, which was near the middle of the bus and directly behind the ten seats reserved for white passengers.As the bus traveled along its regular route, all of the white-only seats in the bus filled up. The bus reached the third stop in front of the Empire Theater, and several white passengers boarded.

So, following standard practice, bus driver Blake noted that the front of the bus was filled with white passengers and there were two or three men standing, and thus moved the "colored" section sign behind Parks and demanded that four black people give up their seats in the middle section so that the white passengers could sit. So, following standard practice, bus driver Blake noted that the front of the bus was filled with white passengers and there were two or three men standing, and thus moved the "colored" section sign behind Parks and demanded that four black people give up their seats in the middle section so that the white passengers could sit.

She also detailed her motivation in her autobiography, My Story
“ People always say that I didn't give up my seat because I was tired, but that isn't true. I was not tired physically, or no more tired than I usually was at the end of a working day. I was not old, 
        although some people have an image of me as being old then. I was forty-two. No, the only tired I was, was tired of giving in.

When Parks refused to give up her seat, a police officer arrested her. As the officer took her away, she recalled that she asked, "Why do you push us around?" The officer's response as she remembered it was, "I don't know, but the law's the law, and you're under arrest." She later said, "I only knew that, as I was being arrested, that it was the very last time that I would ever ride in humiliation of this kind."

Parks was charged with a violation of Chapter 6, Section 11 segregation law of the Montgomery City code, even though she technically had not taken up a white-only seat—she had been in a colored section. E.D. Nixon and Clifford Durr bailed Parks out of jail the evening of December 1.


source http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rosa_parks#Events_leading_up_to_boycott
I edited some of the urelated details because it was quite long but the relavant  content is intact

I adore Rosa Parks. She's a true hero.

I actually had the honor of playing her in a school play in the fourth grade (even though I'm like whiter than white :D). We were studying the Civil Rights Movement. I have been fascinated with her ever since.

Whenever I am on a city bus, I always give up my seat to anyone who looks like they could use a sitdown.  I don't really need to sit when I am on a bus, so why should I use a seat that I don't really need

Remember that movie 'The Specialist' where Stallone beats the hell out of those punks who stole that old lady's seat?  I've often seen punks on buses steal an old persons seat just cause they can, and boy does it piss me off.  If I ever see it again, I'm cracking skulls

Whenever I am on a city bus, I always give up my seat to anyone who looks like they could use a sitdown.  I don't really need to sit when I am on a bus, so why should I use a seat that I don't really need

Remember that movie 'The Specialist' where Stallone beats the hell out of those punks who stole that old lady's seat?  I've often seen punks on buses steal an old persons seat just cause they can, and boy does it piss me off.  If I ever see it again, I'm cracking skulls


judging from how you drive you should take the bus more often  ;)  ;D ;D ;D

judging from how you drive you should take the bus more often  ;)  ;D ;D ;D


I actually prefer taking a bus over a car, but with the hours I work, and where I work, the bus doesn't run so I either drive or I walk LOL
I've never driven in snowy conditions on my own before, so this winter will be a real challenge for me ;D

Today I sat on the top deck of the bus near the front, not many people today and a pleasant ride.

I've been standing,bus I take is massively overcrowded. :o

I've been standing,bus I take is massively overcrowded. :o
At the start of mu journey there were only around six people on the bus.

At the start of mu journey there were only around six people on the bus.


So it was empty?

So it was empty?
Very nearly empty, there was a bus abou five minutes before it, which I just missed.

The city bus I take used to be so crowded because it only ran every hour, but now one comes every 15 minutes, which is very handy

So it was empty?
...and again the Rush Hour had already finished.

...and again the Rush Hour had already finished.


what time is your rush hour?

what time is your rush hour?
Original it used to 9am to 10am and 5pm to 6pm. Now that work hours are now staggered, on somedays it seems the rush hour lasts all day.

Original it used to 9am to 10am and 5pm to 6pm. Now that work hours are now staggered, on somedays it seems the rush hour lasts all day.


Rush Hour In New York is about closer to 6pm.

Last time I was on a bus I did go upstairs, but it was full of young people and I felt nervous, so I had to go back downstairs and sat nearer to the driver.

Anywhere I want.

Anywhere I want.
Pushing your way through those standing up?

Pushing your way through those standing up?




It was half empty this afternoon.

It was half empty this afternoon.
Which half?

Which half?



The end half.

The end half.
Far away from the driver?

Far away from the driver?



Yes,back of the bus.

Yes,back of the bus.
How was the ride back home?

How was the ride back home?


not bad,kind of quiet.

not bad,kind of quiet.
Any drunks singing?

Any drunks singing?


no,none at all.

no,none at all.
No other cabaret to entertain your journey?

I'll be riding on a bus tomorrow and have no idea where i will be sitting

I'll be riding on a bus tomorrow and have no idea where i will be sitting
...as long as you grab coat and make it in seconds flat.

...as long as you grab coat and make it in seconds flat.
I don't smoke

I don't smoke
You can still go upstairs if the bus is a double decker.

No other cabaret to entertain your journey?


Nope.

Nope.
Better luck next time?

Better luck next time?


We'll see.

Position wise, I'll sit anywhere. However if there's an empty seat (they seat two), that would be my preference.

Maybe I'm a bit naughty, but I generally sit on the outside of the seat (aisle) instead of automatically by the window. So when others board, they are more likely to take a seat adjacent to someone else who's already moved in.

It's not that I don't want anyone next to me ..... I just prefer not having to ask somebody to let me out ..... and also, I somehow feel  mildly trapped.  If the bus gets fuller, I briefly stand to let the new arrival have the window side of the seat next to me. (Hey, I was there first, so I get to choose .... that's  my thinking).

Of course, if I see  somebody who's disabled / has mobility problems, much older than me .... I'll move in.

Or a really good looking girl,  I just might be tempted.

Yeah, I've changed a bit over the years. When I was younger, I always wanted the window seat on a plane. These days, give me the aisle. Not 'trapped', able to get up and wander without crawling over anybody. Of course, the downside is YOU have to keep getting up to let them out/in .... which is not so good when you've fallen asleep.

However .. that middle seat on a plane ... doesn't generally have ANYTHING going for it. You're just the 'meat in the sandwich', maybe competing for an arm-rest, not as good of a view as window, having to get up to let 'window' in/ out,  having to ask 'aisle' to let you out ......

Yeah, you MAY  be sat between 2 playboy bunnies ..... but that's more likely to be 'in your dreams'!  ::)

we rode a school bus today and we sat about 2/3 of the way back. Diane wanted to sit in the first seat behind the driver because friends were up there but I wanted to sit farther back. I got my way  8)

"I'll stay on the bus
Forget about us
Put the blame on me
If I don't see a yellow ribbon round the old oak tree"

"I've made a new plan, Stan
No need to discuss, Dan
'Forgot' to pay the fare Phil ?
Off my bus ! There's the hill !

"Riding in the bus down the boulevard
And the place was pretty packed (yeah!)
Couldnt find a seat so I had to stand
With the perverts in the back"

anywhere I want.

anywhere I want.
Have you ever offered to over the driver's seat?

Have you ever offered to over the driver's seat?


No,never had.

No,never had.
Perhaps it helps if you can drive?

Perhaps it helps if you can drive?


never had the desire to.

I took a quick survey on a bus today, there was more people sitting on the top deck than the lower.

I took a quick survey on a bus today, there was more people sitting on the top deck than the lower.
For the same journey yesterday there was more people sitting on the lower deck of the bus.

It was just so damn crowded yesterday on the Long Island Bus. >:(

It was just so damn crowded yesterday on the Long Island Bus. >:(
Could you wait for the next bus?

Could you wait for the next bus?


I would be waiting the next half hour to 45 minutes. :(

I would be waiting the next half hour to 45 minutes. :(
In London, the buses should only be 8 minutes apart.

In London, the buses should only be 8 minutes apart.


ours is about 20-30 minutes.

Usually anywhere I can find a seat.  How ever I prefer near the front, towards the window.

If it's not crowded anywhere I want probably towards the end.

I could be travelling on a bus tonight.

If it's crowded I wind up standing and if it's empty I can get a seat anywhwere I'd like.

If it's crowded I wind up standing and if it's empty I can get a seat anywhwere I'd like.
I hope it is not crowded tonight.

I hope it is not crowded tonight.


Tonight it was very crowded but it let out after a couple of stops.

Tonight it was very crowded but it let out after a couple of stops.
The bus in front was full, we caught the bus following and it was empty.

I don't know, lol. If I have a choice I tend to sit in the middle to the left side.

Ever since I saw Speed I decided I wanted to sit in the driver's seat  ;D

I hate when the bus driver says to move to the rear of the bus,there's never any seats when it's overcrowded. ::)

After reading the article whistledog posted I'll sit anywhere as long as I can sit by myself thank you very much. 

After reading the article whistledog posted I'll sit anywhere as long as I can sit by myself thank you very much. 


Heh heh, I was wondering when the two topics were going to merge.

As long as I am not sitting at the back by the sounds of it.

Heh heh, I was wondering when the two topics were going to merge.

As long as I am not sitting at the back by the sounds of it.


Sorry I couldn't resist. It's that dark humor that keeps me sane.

Sorry I couldn't resist. It's that dark humor that keeps me sane.


;D

Me too.

I don't think I'll be going on a bus anytime soon.

http://afp.google.com/article/ALeqM5hoczcuPE_UmFBTYWTuAUE6exnydw

I don't think I'll be going on a bus anytime soon.

http://afp.google.com/article/ALeqM5hoczcuPE_UmFBTYWTuAUE6exnydw




Why the F would he do that?  >:( ::)

Why the F would he do that?  >:( ::)


Don't know, I'm still trying to figure that out.

Why the F would he do that?  >:( ::)


cuz he's crazy...

If it's an empty bus,I can sit wherever I please.

I missed the bus this morning, so I took the train instead.

I missed the bus this morning, so I took the train instead.


Did it take long? ???

Did it take long? ???
The train journey took no time at all.

The train journey took no time at all.


They were discussing trains in the newspaper this morning.

They were discussing trains in the newspaper this morning.
Are the trains getting any worse out there?

Are the trains getting any worse out there?


The E Trains have hardly any air conditioning. :P

The E Trains have hardly any air conditioning. :P
There was talk of having fresh air pumped around The Tube, but nothing has happened yet.

There was talk of having fresh air pumped around The Tube, but nothing has happened yet.


instead of that stinky smelly air.

Where do I sit on the bus?  Not next to the guy holding the gigantic Rambo knife

sorry, I couldn't resist :-[

Where do I sit on the bus?  Not next to the guy holding the gigantic Rambo knife

sorry, I couldn't resist :-[



haha...I was gonna say..."anywhere that doesn't have a psycho sitting next to me" :o

instead of that stinky smelly air.
General the movement of the trains underground push the air around.

General the movement of the trains underground push the air around.


and that's what probably causes the air in the train to smell.

and that's what probably causes the air in the train to smell.
Whatever the state of the air is underground it stays the same but pushed around the tunnels.

Whatever the state of the air is underground it stays the same but pushed around the tunnels.


and you wonder why passengers sometimes move from car to car.

and you wonder why passengers sometimes move from car to car.
Indeed, to fine a fresher eat to sit on.

Indeed, to fine a fresher seat to sit on.


Sometimes there's garbage on the seats. :P

Sometimes there's garbage on the seats. :P
the driver should know.

the driver should know.


Nah,The driver doesn't care sometimes,they wait till the end of their shift then pick up the garbage on the bus and seats.

Nah,The driver doesn't care sometimes,they wait till the end of their shift then pick up the garbage on the bus and seats.
So what happens it a passenger's clothing is ruin by rubbish left?

So what happens it a passenger's clothing is ruin by rubbish left?


They may sue.

On my backside, normally...


I sit where I sit when I sit anywhere else!
:D

I sit where I sit when I sit anywhere else!
:D
Just where you can?

I like towards the back of the bus,to get away from the crowds.

I missed the bus this morning, so I had to walk instead.

I missed the bus this morning, so I had to walk instead.


Did it save you money?

Did it save you money?
No, I took the train instead.

anywhere that's empty.

anywhere that's empty.
The train I caught then was not empty.

The train I caught then was not empty.


So it was very crowded?

So it was very crowded?
Most of the seats were taken in the carriage I was travelling in.

Most of the seats were taken in the carriage I was travelling in.


Buses get that way too in NY.

Buses get that way too in NY.
Travelling after 10am gives a better chance of a seat on a bus.

where is the safest place to sit?

where is the safest place to sit?


I'd say towards the back,pretty safe.

Travelling after 10am gives a better chance of a seat on a bus.


Before 10,you're going to get a whole lot of overcrowdedness.

Before 10,you're going to get a whole lot of overcrowdedness.
It is the rush hour then.

It is the rush hour then.


rush hour happens between 6-9am because everyone's going to work at the same time as you are.

I tend to sit near the front on the bus, but I usually take a double decker bus.

rush hour happens between 6-9am because everyone's going to work at the same time as you are.
Yes, it does, but at 10am the rush is over and theoretically there should be an empty seat.

Near the exit

Yes, it does, but at 10am the rush is over and theoretically there should be an empty seat.


But then you have people who leave for their work after 10 so buses won't be that crowded.

But then you have people who leave for their work after 10 so buses won't be that crowded.
Work hours are staggered.

Some people also have part time work.

Some people also have part time work.
some start later and end their shift later.

some start later and end their shift later.


Some days I start my shift at 10 so i leave the house at 730 or sometimes I start my shift at 2 so I leave the house at 1130.

I'd say towards the back,pretty safe.
if I were a thug, I'd sit in the back of the bus and wait for prey/victims 

I have a bus to catch today, I'll inform this topic where I sat tomorrow.

if I were a thug, I'd sit in the back of the bus and wait for prey/victims 


Most thugs don't usually sit in the back of the bus.

Most thugs don't usually sit in the back of the bus.
With CCTV on the buses, some thugs now stay away.

Some thugs usually sit wherever they want.

Some thugs usually sit wherever they want.
Telling passengers to move

Telling passengers to move


or the thugs would have to be taken off the bus.

or the thugs would have to be taken off the bus.
They should be banned from buses in the first place.

They should be banned from buses in the first place.


If they paid their fare,they're allowed to take a seat.

If they paid their fare,they're allowed to take a seat.
The paying of the fare does not necessarily mean having a seat, the fare is for travelling on the bus standing or sitting.

The paying of the fare does not necessarily mean having a seat, the fare is for travelling on the bus standing or sitting.


if the bus is full,you can only stand which crowds the bus with people.

if the bus is full,you can only stand which crowds the bus with people.
The number of standing on a bus is limited over here.

The number of standing on a bus is limited over here.


Why Is That?

Why Is That?
Too many people will make it impossible for people to get of the bus at the bus stop.

Too many people will make it impossible for people to get of the bus at the bus stop.


That's what happens in New York.

That's what happens in New York.
So that is why I prefer the off-peak travel hours.

So that is why I prefer the off-peak travel hours.


It's easier to travel without loads of people.

It's easier to travel without loads of people.
More peaceful too.

More peaceful too.


plus you can relax and read a newspaper.

plus you can relax and read a newspaper.
...or a book.

...or a book.


sometimes you can even nap.

sometimes you can even nap.
I never sleep while travelling.

I never sleep while travelling.


But what if the bus was empty?

But what if the bus was empty?
The bus will not be empty if you are the only one travelling on it.

The bus will not be empty if you are the only one travelling on it.


It is your chance to relax before people start arriving.

It is your chance to relax before people start arriving.
to reflect on life ahead.

to reflect on life ahead.


or rest about the week ahead.

or rest about the week ahead.
...or what has happened

Sometimes I sit in between 2 people yammering on their cell phones and that's annoying. >:(

Sometimes I sit in between 2 people yammering on their cell phones and that's annoying. >:(
Hopefully the two people are not phoning each other?

Hopefully the two people are not phoning each other?


talking to their friends. ::)