Post by Charlie Roswell on Jul 20, 2014 16:48:22 GMT -6
After a few hours of driving, Charlie was antsy to get off the bus. Being in the window seat meant the view was nice but being in the back of the bus meant the smell was horrendous. Every time she started getting to a good place in her book and enjoying herself someone just had to open the door to use the bathroom, letting that god awful port-a-potty smell out. It had to be on purpose; it was the same few guys and no one used the bathroom that much. To make matters worse, people wouldn't stop singing about liquor on walls. Take one down, smash your own head, stop singing about ninety nine bottles of beers and vodkas and whiskeys on the walls~
So when the bus pulled into the camp site, Charlie couldn't help but feel sweet, sweet relief. Fresh air awaited along with the silence and serenity of the outdoors. Glacier National park was huge and that meant tons of little hiding places to set up and read. If she did it correctly, nature would be her only companion this weekend. Charlie's body learned forward then went back against the seat as the bus came to a complete stop. Everyone had already begun standing up and getting their things much to the staff's annoyance. They struggled to remind everyone about bus etiquette but their shouts were lost and efforts totally in vain as the tidal wave rushed through the opening doors.
Charlie waited till most of the people had piled out and retrieved her duffel from the overhead compartments, grimacing as yet another person came out of the bathroom door. She held her bags above the seats and did the side hustle out the exit.
"Roswell, Charlie, Cabin Number 1" someone announced right as she got outside the bus.
She kept her eyes down and took the paper, muttering thanks under her breath. It had rules on it about the trip as well as upkeeping the cabin. Although no one else was probably going to read it, she started to to kill some time.
Charlie took her rolling suitcase from the storage under the bus and made her way to cabin one, staring at the paper as she made her way there.
So when the bus pulled into the camp site, Charlie couldn't help but feel sweet, sweet relief. Fresh air awaited along with the silence and serenity of the outdoors. Glacier National park was huge and that meant tons of little hiding places to set up and read. If she did it correctly, nature would be her only companion this weekend. Charlie's body learned forward then went back against the seat as the bus came to a complete stop. Everyone had already begun standing up and getting their things much to the staff's annoyance. They struggled to remind everyone about bus etiquette but their shouts were lost and efforts totally in vain as the tidal wave rushed through the opening doors.
Charlie waited till most of the people had piled out and retrieved her duffel from the overhead compartments, grimacing as yet another person came out of the bathroom door. She held her bags above the seats and did the side hustle out the exit.
"Roswell, Charlie, Cabin Number 1" someone announced right as she got outside the bus.
She kept her eyes down and took the paper, muttering thanks under her breath. It had rules on it about the trip as well as upkeeping the cabin. Although no one else was probably going to read it, she started to to kill some time.
Charlie took her rolling suitcase from the storage under the bus and made her way to cabin one, staring at the paper as she made her way there.