Wheels On The Bus (Open)
Aug 18, 2015 10:40:27 GMT -5
Post by Lillian Wilson on Aug 18, 2015 10:40:27 GMT -5
Bus route - Pilot Ridge bus station, the mall, University of Vermont, Church Street in Burlington, and then loops back
Lilly unlocked the bus doors and entered. She left the doors open for anyone who needed a ride somewhere. She sat down in her seat. She put the keys in the ignition and the engine came to life. A couple of people had came on and dropped 60 cents in the box or swiped their bus pass. Lilly closed the door as the passengers took a seat. Lilly checked to make sure no cars were driving pass so she could pull away from the station and start her route.
The ride was quite with just two other people. Lilly stopped once to pick up someone who at a bus stop sign. That person boarded the bus and Lilly continued on to the mall. When Lilly arrived at the mall, the three people got off and a bunch of people got on.
And that was when it started.
There was a group of young adults decided that it was appropriate to see ‘Wheels on the Bus.’ They were loud and off key. Lilly continued driving and hoping they would get off soon.
A few people requested a stop, but none of the singing people got off. When were they going to get off? They were really starting to get on Lilly’s nerves.
Lilly unlocked the bus doors and entered. She left the doors open for anyone who needed a ride somewhere. She sat down in her seat. She put the keys in the ignition and the engine came to life. A couple of people had came on and dropped 60 cents in the box or swiped their bus pass. Lilly closed the door as the passengers took a seat. Lilly checked to make sure no cars were driving pass so she could pull away from the station and start her route.
The ride was quite with just two other people. Lilly stopped once to pick up someone who at a bus stop sign. That person boarded the bus and Lilly continued on to the mall. When Lilly arrived at the mall, the three people got off and a bunch of people got on.
And that was when it started.
There was a group of young adults decided that it was appropriate to see ‘Wheels on the Bus.’ They were loud and off key. Lilly continued driving and hoping they would get off soon.
A few people requested a stop, but none of the singing people got off. When were they going to get off? They were really starting to get on Lilly’s nerves.
