My friends and family all know how much I hate travelling by tube in London. It is one of the hardest tasks in our day to day lives and one of the biggest tests you will ever face. If you can survive an entire tube journey with a smile on your face and not one negative thought about where you are and the people around you, then you deserve 3 gold medals. These are the 10 reasons I hate the tube (and there's probably more). 1. When the tube is packed and people tell you to move down. First of all where do you expect me to move to and second why should I move? I'm quite comfortable where I am. If you want to squeeze up in this teeny tiny space your more than welcome to come and try. 2. When you're sitting on one of those fold down chairs and somebody with a back pack or newspaper gets on and stands over you. Dude, why is your bag/newspaper in my face? Take it off and put it on the floor between your legs and stop reading because if this train jerks forward and you fall on me,...
Amen to that !!!
ReplyDeletewhen we think something is missing in some one, its usually in our selves. Alot of us look for this perfect partner to complete us, the truth is no one can truly complete us but our selves. The sooner we embrace that, the sooner we shall feel complete and will not rely on outside sources to cmomplete us or fill that missing bit or emptiness in side ourself.
ReplyDeleteAmen to that Mars. It's all about embracing ourselves and not relying on somebody else to complete us.
ReplyDeleteTrue That :-)
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