Friday, 13 July 2012

Stearn rain gear

Stearn rain gear

While waiting, I realized that I left my camera in the apartment and Jess realized that she left her phone (DC 4, Ash 0). Obviously, if I was going to the effort of getting out of bed to go to Mt. Vernon, I needed to bring my camera. So I limped very swiftly to the apartment, and on the way out, Shelby called me saying to run because the buses were getting ready to leave. I should have stayed in the apartment, but hindsight is 20/20. I somehow found a burst of energy and sprinted back to the buses, forgetting momentarily that I have asthma, a half-broken foot, and that the humidity is 95%. When I made it to the lot, out of breath and dizzy, it was apparent that the entire fleet of five buses had waited on me. Awkward. I also got stuck on the short bus, which only had a/c vents located at the very front (DC 5, Ash 0). So as I'm trying to catch my breath and cradle my foot, I also begin to die of heat exhaustion. Once we got to Mt. Vernon, however, no one wanted to get off of the bus. The a/c vents might have been small, but at least they were there. They forced us off the bus and we realized what a mistake we had made

Stearn rain gear

Stearn rain gear

Stearn rain gear

Stearn rain gear

Stearn rain gear

Stearn rain gear

Stearn rain gear

Stearn rain gear

Stearn rain gear 

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