... One does sometimes involuntarily. Anyway, it was
again this morning so far. That I, in my night action anyway today a tired (= bad) had morning, I need not mention, and I think it does not really the point.
Anyway, I still wondered that it was this morning on the train so empty, spacious and quiet. This positive impression was to change quickly, namely as three stops were later thrown a busy little woman along with her (and tiny) husband and son (...) together with their suitcases on the train.
I was so far very peacefully, through earphones in my music and my iPhone with the current news deepened, sleepy and dreamed to myself, when I first got hit by a suitcase left in the side. Then the woman took the over-me-Get over it yet with my legs and sat down beside me on the (rear) window seat. So far so good, I was fully awake now anyway!
packed Suddenly she bumps into her newspaper and ostentatiously from the right in the direction of my right arm, which was applied to the body in normal position. I sat on my side and she on her - I thought, anyway. Whether because of her arm because it may place yet, she asked me. "Sure, everyone has his own arm at his own body, "I thought.
The newspaper was it during ostentatiously pushed in my direction, accompanied by angry looks from the right." Sorry, I'm sitting here, I'm not wide and just want my peace have, "I thought secretly and angered me more. Something railed with her husband (allegedly) about me. I wish I had asked her if I should move away myself so that Madame has more space. My threshold was too low rather than higher, but I calmed themselves whether this impropriety on their part.
Shortly before arrival, she suddenly jumped stung by a tarantula, slid me back almost to the knee, I tore the storage of your newspaper almost the glasses from his nose and disappeared on the train toilets.
helloooo ????? As a family
Liliput arrived at the station, had disappeared on the platform, exclaimed a lady who sat on the course before and had noticed the story clearly: "Midget people have known, but an increased need for recognition". She grinned sympathetically.
people's!
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