This week's weather has been a bit bipolar. Well, I shouldn't say that. Central GTA received relatively less snow than its western counterpart. While the pavement of the driveway could still be easily seen, majority of campus was covered in white fluffiness, which later became brown fluffiness due to dirty boots and tires.
The blizzard in West GTA lasted for most of Monday, with some on/off periods. It didn't actually cease snowing until sometime in the late evening.
The morning commute, as you may have guessed, was a rather unpleasant experience. I had managed to make the last standing spot on the bus, meaning that I had needed to stand for approximately 35 minutes until we would arrive. Originally, it wouldn't have been bad at all. However, almost each seated passenger had an extra duffel bag with them, and most of them poked into the aisle. With no space to properly position myself and nothing to hold onto, the frequent brakes initiated by the driver in compliance with the stop-go traffic conditions jolted me back and forth quite a substantial amount each time.
Upon finally making it to school, I was welcomed by none other than more whiteout-like weather.
The morning commute, as you may have guessed, was a rather unpleasant experience. I had managed to make the last standing spot on the bus, meaning that I had needed to stand for approximately 35 minutes until we would arrive. Originally, it wouldn't have been bad at all. However, almost each seated passenger had an extra duffel bag with them, and most of them poked into the aisle. With no space to properly position myself and nothing to hold onto, the frequent brakes initiated by the driver in compliance with the stop-go traffic conditions jolted me back and forth quite a substantial amount each time.
Upon finally making it to school, I was welcomed by none other than more whiteout-like weather.
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