Oh Transportation...

Woke up around 11:3o since I have class at 2. I went out to the bus stop at around 1ish because it comes at 1:06, or is supposed to.

1:08 - A bus comes, with big lights indicating it is OUT OF SERVICE. It drives by. I waited because it might have been another bus and I'd just wait for the next one anyways.

1:18 - A bus comes and it's the right one, I got on. I finally made it to Burwood and got off to wait for another bus. An ASC girl was waiting already, we talked a bunch. She is very interesting. She used to be left-handed when she was younger. She went to a school where they thought things left-handed were from the devil. I'm left-handed. Hm. Anyways, they made her learn to be right-handed and she is dyslexic, probably because of that. I've heard it screws you up in the head if you go against it. She's in my class by the way. She says all she does in class is practice writing left-handed.

We got there about 12 minutes late, but that wasn't a big deal. Class came and went and I rode the shuttle home and had dinner which was a casserole thing. It had noodles (some uncooked--blah), tuna, the smallest amount of cheese, carrot slices, corn, and some green veggies. It was very...dry. If it had a sauce, I would have loved it. Or more cheese. I also tried brussel sprouts. I think that's what they were. Eh, not a fan.

After my cup of milo, we watched an Australian movie with Heath Ledger, Orlando Bloom, Naomi Watts, and Geoffrey Rush. It was called Ned Kelly, and it was about...Ned Kelly. He was an Aussie in the 1880s that was wrongly accused of stuff and so the police forced him to become an outlaw. The movie was about his legendary standing up against injustice, and based on a true story. I liked it a lot.