I have been waiting and I am waiting. I am one of the few who hates waiting. I can't wait. I just don't have the important ingredient of waiting,
It's really irritating to wait. Especially, when you know that the clock is ticking and you can't wait anymore. But, life is like that. You just have to wait. Circumstances make you wait. You can't run away from it. And of all the waiting, waiting for bus is the most terrible thing to do.
I have to wait another at least one hour for the bus to leave the college. Yesterday, I waited for almost two hours to board the bus. Then I have to wait at least one hour and odd to reach home. (I wish I could just be airlifted to where ever I want to go.)
It's the environment makes me crazy more than the wait. It is the physical unconducive environment leads to mental discomfort. It's extremely and sickeningly hot, sultry and sweaty. I could feel the heat waves. The place where I was sitting yesterday was noisy and suffocating. everything added to the irritation. My evening was spoiled with sever headache followed by tablet, etc., etc., All Nonsense.
But I was surprised to see people around me don't seem to be bothered at all by the wait nor by the heat. I wonder.
I wish next time, I could decline the offer of travelling during summer and be comfortable where I am or where ever I am. Yeah, the pain of waiting can be eased with the company of a good book or with some good music, but it is not always so.
I have to wait for the bus, for the days...for the weeks....for the years.....
Oh! Waiting for the wait to be over!
It's really irritating to wait. Especially, when you know that the clock is ticking and you can't wait anymore. But, life is like that. You just have to wait. Circumstances make you wait. You can't run away from it. And of all the waiting, waiting for bus is the most terrible thing to do.
I have to wait another at least one hour for the bus to leave the college. Yesterday, I waited for almost two hours to board the bus. Then I have to wait at least one hour and odd to reach home. (I wish I could just be airlifted to where ever I want to go.)
It's the environment makes me crazy more than the wait. It is the physical unconducive environment leads to mental discomfort. It's extremely and sickeningly hot, sultry and sweaty. I could feel the heat waves. The place where I was sitting yesterday was noisy and suffocating. everything added to the irritation. My evening was spoiled with sever headache followed by tablet, etc., etc., All Nonsense.
But I was surprised to see people around me don't seem to be bothered at all by the wait nor by the heat. I wonder.
I wish next time, I could decline the offer of travelling during summer and be comfortable where I am or where ever I am. Yeah, the pain of waiting can be eased with the company of a good book or with some good music, but it is not always so.
I have to wait for the bus, for the days...for the weeks....for the years.....
Oh! Waiting for the wait to be over!
