#the buses don’t run on the weekends
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this is just traumatizing me over and over and over and over
#i can’t keep relying on fucking uber in the middle of nowhere#but i have nothing else#the buses don’t run on the weekends#and i’m aboutto be stuck in a snowstorm#i’m so fucking tired#i’m actively fighting off a meltdown#i’ve been fighting it for days#and i’m not strong enough#it has spoken
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“Be an hour and a half tops off to the gym for a run and then back to study”
Literally 5 1/5 hours later
#bc i forgot it’s the weekend and the buses don’t run frequently#and then I decided to go to the vege mart bc of sales#and then I had to wait for the bus again#and then shower#and then dinner#yay
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𝑻𝑯𝑬 𝑺𝑾𝑬𝑬𝑻𝑬𝑺𝑻 𝑩𝑹𝑬𝑨𝑲
--- Oneshot ---
Mark Lee-senior uni student x Y/N-junior uni student
Summary:
Y/N, a medical student, is hard at work on her presentation slides in the midst of a busy college schedule. While her boyfriend Mark Lee, a senior in electrical engineering and a basketball player, has a busy day of his own, but he still makes the effort to spend time with Y/N. What starts as a simple walk to her dorm turns into a cozy, intimate afternoon. Mark’s unexpected affection and caring gestures soften the stress Y/N’s been feeling. They enjoy quiet moments together in her dorm, where Mark even offers to cuddle, understanding the importance of balance between love and work. Y/N finds herself realizing just how much she’s missed these moments with him, making plans to prioritize their time together despite her busy schedule as a medical students.
GENRE: Romance | Fluff | College life | Slice of life | Student au.
The small classroom buzzed softly with chatter, the muted sounds of pens scratching against paper filling the air as Y/N and her friend, Hana, worked through the tutorial assigned by their lecturer. Y/N was halfway through labeling diagrams on her notebook, her mind partially tuned into Hana’s rambling about weekend plans.
“Seriously, Y/N,” Hana laughed, “you need to stop burying yourself in these anatomy books. You’re going to end up dreaming about nervous systems.”
Y/N grinned, spinning her pen between her fingers. “Hey, it’s my life. Welcome to medical course.”
“Yeah, yeah. We get it. Future pediatrician extraordinaire,” Hana teased.
Y/N glanced at her watch and noticed there were only five minutes left until the class ended. “Almost time,” she murmured, beginning to gather her pens.
Hana groaned, leaning back in her seat. “I can’t walk back to the dorms with you today. My aunt’s in the hospital, and I promised my mom I’d stop by to visit her.”
Y/N smiled understandingly. “It’s fine, Hana. The dorm’s just a 15-minute walk. I’ll enjoy the fresh air, and I’ve got my AirPods for some good music.”
Hana frowned. “You sure? You could ask Mark to come get you. He wouldn’t mind.”
Y/N shook her head quickly. “Mark has class when ours finishes. I don’t want to bother him over something this small. It’s still daylight, Hana. I’ll be fine.”
Their conversation was cut short by their lecturer clapping his hands. “Class dismissed! Don’t forget to prepare for your presentations next week.”
Hana scrambled to pack her things, muttering under her breath about buses and traffic. Meanwhile, Y/N calmly closed her notebook and slipped it into her bag.
“I have to run,” Hana said, slinging her bag over her shoulder. “Let me know when you get to the dorm, okay? Stay safe!”
“I will. Don’t worry,” Y/N reassured her.
With a quick wave, Hana dashed out of the room, leaving Y/N alone. She zipped up her bag, slung it over her shoulder, and walked toward the door.
But just as she stepped outside, a sudden force nudged her backward, making her stumble back into the classroom. Before she could react, her body was pressed gently against the wall beside the door.
A warm hand steadied her waist, and before she could say a word, soft lips brushed against hers in a quick, feather-light kiss.
Y/N blinked, her brain struggling to catch up. “M-Mark?!”
Standing in front of her was her boyfriend, Mark Lee. With his casual sweatshirt, and glasses resting on his nose, he looked every bit the charming senior she’d fallen for. Mark was in his third year of electrical engineering, a course that perfectly suited his meticulous and problem-solving nature.
He wasn’t just known for his brains, though—Mark was one of the most popular guys on campus. With his easygoing personality, boyish grin, and talent for making everyone feel comfortable, it was no surprise he had a long line of admirers. But despite the attention, he always made it clear that he only had eyes for her.
She’d first met Mark through Hana’s boyfriend, Haechan. It was a casual introduction during a group study session, and at first, she hadn’t thought much of it. But after a few encounters—where Mark’s subtle humor, thoughtfulness, and that shy little laugh of his shone through—she started seeing him in a different light.
The moment they became a couple was still vivid in her mind. It had been after weeks of late-night texts, study dates, and stolen moments of laughter. He had confessed in the most Mark way possible—straightforward and sincere.
“Hey, I just want to say that I like you. Like, really like you. You don't have to say it back if you don't want to. I just need let it out and just to let you know that I like you. But... Actually, it would be really nice if.. You know, if you like me back. Because I think we’d be great together. What do you say?”
And, well, how could she say no?
Back in the present, Mark’s chuckle pulled her from her thoughts. “You okay, baby?” he asked, brushing a stray strand of hair from her face.
She blinked a few times, her cheeks flushing. She slapped his chest lightly, glaring at him. “You almost gave me a heart attack, Mark!” she hissed in a whispered shout.
Mark laughed, his eyes crinkling. “Sorry, sorry. You were too hot to resist. With your messy bun hair, the glasses. Gosh.. Babe you're driving me crazy.”
She chuckled shortly before she realized something, “Wait- why are you here? Aren’t you supposed to be in class?” she asked, her eyebrows furrowing in confusion.
Mark slid his hand down to hers, intertwining their fingers and walk hand in hand, “My class got canceled last minute. So, I figured I’d come to see my princess. But I’m starving, so how about we grab something to eat at the cafeteria?”
Y/N’s heart softened, and she couldn’t stop the small smile tugging at her lips. “Sure baby, let's fill up your stomach.”
His gaze suddenly darted around. “Wait, where’s Hana? You’re not walking back alone, are you?”
“She had to visit her aunt at the hospital,” Y/N explained as he led her down the hallway.
Mark frowned slightly but squeezed her hand reassuringly. “Good thing I came, then. There's no way I’m letting you walk back alone.”
Moments later, Y/N and Mark were seated at a small corner table in the university cafeteria. The air buzzed with conversation, clinking cutlery, and the occasional sound of laughter. Mark had already unwrapped the sandwich for her and he continue to open his.
“You’ve been working way too hard, baby,” Mark said taking a big bite of his sandwich. “Assignments, presentations, all that med school stress… You need to slow down a little.”
Y/N rolled her eyes but smiled. “It’s not like I have a choice. Medical students don’t exactly get a lot of free time, you know. And besides, I’m handling it.”
“Handling it?” Mark gave her a knowing look. “Your dark circles tell a different story. Good thing I’m here to make sure you don’t turn into a zombie.”
She chuckled, shaking her head as she took a bite of her sandwich. “You’re ridiculous, Mark.”
“And you’re adorable,” he shot back with a grin.
As Y/N leaned forward to sip her drink, her glasses slid down the bridge of her nose. Mark instinctively reached out, gently pushing them back up.
“Careful, Doc,” he teased, referring to her dream of becoming a doctor. “Can’t have you losing your vision now. Who’s going to save lives if you can’t see straight?”
Y/N swatted his hand away, laughing. “I can handle my own glasses, thank you very much.”
“Sure you can,” he teased with a smirk.
Mark leaned back in his chair and took another bite of his sandwich before casually mentioning, “By the way, I’ve got basketball practice this afternoon. It’s at 4, but I was kinda hoping you’d come with me. Jeno told me his girl is gonna be there too.”
Y/N glanced at him, her expression apologetic. “Mark, you know I’d love to, but I really can’t. I still have to settle those presentation slides, write the patient case summary, and prep for tomorrow’s anatomy quiz. Everything is due this week, and I’m already behind.”
Mark’s shoulders slumped a little, and he gave her his signature puppy-dog eyes. “But I miss you,” he pouted.
She sighed softly, reaching across the table to squeeze his hand. “I miss you too. But it’s not like I can just skip out on work.”
“I know, I know,” he mumbled, though the disappointment was clear in his tone.
Feeling bad, Y/N smiled and said, “How about this—you can hang out in my dorm until practice. Hana’s visiting her aunt at the hospital, so she won’t be back until dinner. You can nap or chill there while I work on my slides. Deal?”
Mark’s face lit up immediately. “Wait, really? You’re sure I won’t be a distraction?”
Y/N gave him a pointed look. “You will be a distraction, but as long as you keep it quiet and let me focus, I think I can handle it.”
He grinned, already looking much happier. “Deal. I’ll just be your supportive boyfriend quietly lounging on your bed.”
Y/N laughed, shaking her head. “You’re unbelievable.”
“Unbelievably in love with you,” he quipped, winking.
She rolled her eyes but couldn’t hide the smile tugging at her lips. As the two of them chatted, Y/N couldn’t help but notice the occasional glances being thrown their way. Or, more accurately, being thrown Mark’s way.
A group of girls sitting a few tables away seemed especially fixated on him. One of them whispered something to her friend, who giggled, while another blatantly stared, her eyes practically glued to Mark’s profile.
Y/N sighed softly, trying not to let it get to her. This wasn’t exactly new—Mark had always attracted attention. With his boy-next-door charm, easy smile, and that effortless cool vibe he carried, he was bound to catch people’s eyes wherever he went.
Mark seemed oblivious to it all, completely focused on Y/N as he asked, “So, what’s the plan after this? Straight to your dorm to tackle those slides?”
“Yeah,” Y/N replied, trying to ignore the stares. “I’ll have to power through the slides, case summary, and my notes for tomorrow’s quiz. No breaks for me today.”
Mark frowned, his concern evident. “You’ve got too much on your plate, babe. Don’t forget to take care of yourself.”
“I’ll be fine,” she assured him.
“Well, at least you’ll have me there to make sure you don’t overwork yourself,” he said with a grin.
Y/N laughed. “As long as you don’t mess with my focus, you’re welcome to stay.”
"I’m just reminding you, I know my girlfriend,” he teased, reaching over to brush a crumb off her cheek.
The simple, affectionate gesture didn’t go unnoticed by the girls. One of them visibly pouted, and Y/N caught another one giving her a quick once-over.
“You okay?” Mark asked, tilting his head at her sudden silence.
Y/N hesitated before shaking her head with a small smile. “Yeah, I’m fine.”
He narrowed his eyes suspiciously. “What’s wrong? You’re not getting sick, are you?”
“No, nothing like that,” she replied, resting her chin on her palm. “It’s just…” She trailed off, glancing briefly in the direction of the girls.
Mark followed her gaze, quickly catching on. He leaned back in his seat, his lips quirking up in a lopsided grin. “Ah, I see.”
“What?” she asked, raising an eyebrow.
“Don’t tell me you’re jealous,” he teased, his voice dropping to a playful whisper.
Y/N’s face heated up. “I’m not jealous. It’s just… annoying.”
Mark chuckled, reaching across the table to grab her hand. “Hey, let them look all they want. I’m not interested in anyone else but you.”
Her heart skipped a beat at the sincerity in his tone. His thumb brushed against her knuckles, grounding her.
“And besides,” he added with a smirk, “you’re way cuter than they are. You’ve got nothing to worry about.”
Y/N rolled her eyes, but the blush on her cheeks betrayed her. “You’re lucky you’re charming, Mark Lee.”
“I know,” he said, winking at her.
As they continued their meal, the stares and whispers faded into the background. Mark had a way of making her feel like she was the only person in the room, and for now, that was all that mattered.
And with that, they finished their meal, ready to tackle the rest of their day together, no matter how hectic it got.
Once they arrived at Y/N’s dorm, Mark immediately made himself at home. As soon as they stepped inside, he threw his backpack on the floor, grinning mischievously before leaping onto her bed. He pulled out his phone, scrolling through it aimlessly as he laid back with his hands behind his head.
Y/N, on the other hand, was focused. She pulled her bag over to the desk and started taking out her iPad, notebook, and a few textbooks, arranging them neatly on the table. As she walked past him, she paused by her bed and leaned down, giving Mark a deep, lingering kiss on the lips.
“Stay put,” she whispered, brushing his hair from his face. “I’m going to be a while finishing all this work.”
Mark is kinda shock by her bold move but he just smiled up at her, nodding. “Woah.. I'm not gonna lie, that's kinda hot. But don't worry baby. I won’t disturb you, promise.” He winked, his voice soft with affection and give a quick peck on her lips.
Y/N smiled back and settled into her chair, opening her iPad to get to work. Mark, as promised, remained quiet, occasionally glancing up at her while scrolling on his phone. His presence was comforting, but he didn’t push her to spend time with him, allowing her to focus. He hummed softly to himself, clearly content but still stealing occasional glances at her.
Minutes passed, and as Y/N was deeply immersed in her work, she suddenly felt a soft kiss on the side of her neck. Startled, she gasped and looked up, only to find Mark standing behind her chair. She take her left hand to his head, playing with his hair while she's still focus on doing her tasks. He had removed his glasses, his tousled hair making him look even more handsome and effortlessly cool. He placed his hands beside her, trapping her gently between him and the desk.
“I’m kinda sleepy,” he murmured in a deep, sleepy voice, his breath warm on her neck as he continued kissing her jaw and behind her ear. “I was thinking… maybe we can take a quick nap? Just a short one? We could cuddle for a bit.”
Y/N’s heart fluttered at his words, but she knew she had to finish her work. “You go ahead and sleep, Mark,” she replied softly as she remove her hand from his hair, “I’ll be done soon. You can rest first.”
Mark sighed, looking slightly disappointed but understanding. “Okay, baby. I got it.” He placed one last kiss on her neck before walking back to the bed, settling down with a soft exhale.
Y/N stared at him for a moment, guilt creeping in as she saw how comfortable he looked, how relaxed he was, waiting for her. She bit her lip and glanced at the work on her desk, but after a few more minutes of feeling the weight of rejection, she closed her iPad and packed her books away.
Without another thought, Y/N walked over to the bed, climbing in next to him. Mark stirred as he felt the mattress shift, and Y/N jumped next to him. She pushed his messy hair back from his forehead and leaned down to place a soft kiss on his forehead.
Mark stirred again, feeling the gentle touch. He smirked, his arms immediately wrapping around her waist, pulling her close. “Now you feel bad, huh?” he teased, his voice low and playful.
Y/N smiled, nodding sheepishly. “I didn’t want to keep rejecting you.” She laid her head on his chest, wrapping her arms around him as they cuddled together.
Mark sighed contentedly, his hand gently stroking her back. “I’m glad you’re here,” he murmured. “I don’t care if you’ve got work to do, as long as you’re with me, everything feels right.”
They stayed like that for a while, wrapped up in each other’s arms. The outside world faded as the two of them enjoyed the quiet moment, with Mark’s steady breathing lulling Y/N into a peaceful sleep.
Mark’s phone alarm blared loudly, pulling him out of his peaceful nap. He groaned softly as he stretched, his muscles sore from the long day of studying and practicing. He glanced at the time on his phone—3:30 PM. His basketball practice was in just a few minutes. He pushed his messy hair back, running a hand through it before he turned to look at Y/N.
She was still sound asleep, laying comfortably in his arms, her breathing steady and peaceful. He smiled softly, watching her for a moment before carefully brushing the stray strands of hair from her face. He placed a gentle kiss on her forehead, then a soft peck on her cheek, being careful not to wake her up. She deserved this rest, he thought.
“How did I became so lucky? How can this beautiful thing ended up being my girlfriend?” Mark thought to himself with a small smile before slowly slipping out of the bed. He walked quietly to the bathroom to wash his face and freshen up, not wanting to disturb her.
Meanwhile, Y/N stirred slightly from the sound of running water. She opened her half-closed eyes and looked at the clock on her study table. It was already 3:53 PM. No wonder—Mark’s basketball practice was coming up. She sat up slowly, her eyes still a bit sleepy, but she kept glancing at the bathroom door, waiting for him to come out.
Mark walked out of the bathroom a few moments later, a bit startled to see Y/N sitting on the edge of the bed. He quickly apologized. “Oh- Hey baby. Did I woke you up,” he ask, closing the bathroom door.
Y/N smiled softly, shaking her head. “No, you're not,” she whispered. She sat up fully, stretching slightly.
He grabbed and wears his glasses, getting ready to leave. “So, I’m heading to practice now,” he said casually, glancing over at her.
Y/N frowned just a little, her eyes half-closed in confusion. “Why didn’t you wake me earlier?” she asked softly, a hint of playful frustration in her voice.
Mark was taken aback for a moment, but then walks towards her as he cupped her face in his hands, gently caressing her cheeks. “I didn’t want to disturb you. You were sleeping so soundly, and I would feel bad waking you up,” he said sincerely.
Y/N thought for a moment, then smiled softly as she place her hand on top of his that is still cupping her face. “I actually wanted to come with you to practice,” she admitted looking at Mark who is standing in front of her.
Mark blinked in surprise, pausing his actions for a moment. She continued, “I realized we haven’t really spent much time together lately. But I also need to finish my assignments and presentation slides. They’re due soon.”
A smile spread across Mark’s face as his eyes lit up. “You want to come with me?” he asked, his voice filled with excitement.
Y/N smiled and nodded. “Yeah, I’ve been busy with everything, and I miss hanging out with you.”
Without a word, Mark pulled her by her neck into a deep, lingering kiss. The warmth of his lips and the passion behind the kiss made Y/N feel a little dizzy, but she smiled against his lips.
She pulled away for a second, whispering, “I need to get ready though…”
Mark raised an eyebrow playfully. “Get ready for what? You look perfect as you are. You’re already dressed for class, and you look amazing.” He gave her a mischievous grin.
Y/N giggled, a little surprised at his comment. “Is that so?” she teased.
“Absolutely, 201%,” Mark responded with a confident nod, his smile never fading.
Y/N laughed softly, feeling the warmth of his affection. “Well, in that case, maybe I’ll just go with you as I am.”
Mark’s eyes softened, his smile growing even more. “Good decision,” he whispered, pulling her back into his arms for one more kiss before they left for the practice together.
The end.
Author's note:
Hey lovely readers,
First of all, thank you so much for taking the time to read the Mark Lee oneshot! It truly means a lot to me, and I’m so grateful for your support and feedback. Writing this has been such a fun and rewarding experience, and I’m glad to have you along for the journey.
Thank you again for your love and support—you’re amazing! Stay tuned and take care!
With love,
kvys. 🖤
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Outgoing Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot took to CNN in order to once again request that Texas Governor Greg Abbott (R) stop sending immigrants to the Windy City.
Lightfoot sent Abbott a letter over the weekend to condemn his policy of relocating migrants to so-called sanctuary cities, which she called a “dangerous and inhumane action.”
Read a portion of the letter here:
Chicago is a Welcoming City and we collaborate with County, State, and community partners to rise to this challenge, but your lack of consideration or coordination in an attempt to cause chaos and score political points has resulted in a critical tipping point in our ability to receive individuals and families in a safe, orderly, and dignified way. We simply have no more shelters, spaces, or resources to accommodate an increase of individuals at this level, with little coordination or care, that does not pose a risk to them or others.
I know by your actions that you either do not see or do not care about the trauma these migrants have already faced and continue to suffer under the humanitarian crisis you have created. But I beseech you anyway: treat these individuals with the respect and dignity that they deserve. To tell them to go to Chicago or to inhumanely bus them here is an inviable and misleading choice.
While critics have spoken out against Abbott’s “stunt” of bussing immigrants to Democrat-run cities, his administration has defended its actions as a means of generating political pressure for more action on border security. When Lightfoot discussed this on CNN This Morning, she said she hadn’t heard back from Abbott’s administration, “and frankly, I didn’t expect to hear anything back.”
“I felt like it was important to once again try to engage the governor, but also let him know what his policies and practices are doing in cities like Chicago,” Lightfoot said. “We are completely tapped out. We have no more space. No more resources. And frankly, we’re already in a surge.”
When Kaitlan Collins pressed Lightfoot on Abbott’s reasoning, the mayor stood by her point that the governor refuses to engage with her while sending migrants with “serious medical conditions” into her city.
“So if we don’t put the humanity of these migrants front and center — I understand, and I’m solely compassionate to the fact that the borders are themselves really overrun, but you don’t solve that problem by simply sticking people on buses to a city that they didn’t ask to, for an uncertain future, and now we are literally full.”
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Dear Listeners,
It’s winter break here in Vermont so my son and I have been out on the slopes every day. For many years I have stayed away from fast slidey sports because I was afraid of injuring my hands. If my hands don’t work, how do I make music? But among the many bits of advice I’ve gotten in my parenting journey, “be into what your kid is into” has been one of the best. My lad needed someone to ride the lifts with and I needed to overcome my fear and learn how to fall properly, so here I am.
I found that skiing is not all that different from rollerblading, which I learned to do in Central Park the summer of my junior year. I brought the skates with me on my year abroad in Florence. On weekends there was this amazing city to explore but buses and museums and cafes cost money. And whenever I roamed the quiet streets and parks alone, I would be perpetually harassed, groped and even flashed by pathetic men. But rollerblading was free and, bonus, I am already quite tall, so with skates I was at least 6ft2in. No one ever messed with me on skates. I adapted to the cobblestones and explored all of Florence with exhilarating freedom.
One Sunday, as I was enjoying the expanses of asphalt in Parco delle Cascine, I came upon a group of folks on old-school rollerskates. They had a boombox and were dancing, just like the skaters of Central Park but without the sequined hot pants. They waved me over and exclaimed over my weird skates. They invited me to join them and for the rest of the school year, I spent every Sunday afternoon I could with the rollerskaters. We would gather, dancing and skating around obstacles, and once we had critical mass, tear off along the Arno and into the old city. We’d skate past the David, circle the Piazza della Signoria multiple times and whizz down the marble collanade along the Piazza Republica, ending in a bar, still on skates, for an espresso or aperativo. Those are some of my best memories of my year in Florence.
I continued the skating when I moved to San Francisco, zooming most days through Golden Gate Park to the beach and back again. Sometimes I’d join a similar group of mad skaters on Friday nights to roll fearlessly down hills and through tunnels. Skating was always a great source of joy. But then I moved away from the paved environment of the city and I transitioned to music full time. After acquiring a broken finger from an Evil Door and being shocked at how much that tiny injury impacted my ability to play, I quit skating.
Fast forward to Vermont. Like many people did during the pandemic, I got back on skates except this time with padding, wrist guards and a helmet. And then, as my boy learned to snowboard, I learned to ski. We still ride the lifts together but now he zips down black diamond trails while I ski carefully down the easy ones. He is mystified as to how I can bear to do the same runs over and over but I like it that way. It’s like a meditation. I focus on perfecting my technique and try to make each turn better than the last. It feels similar to one of the things I enjoy about playing the cello, which is noticing tiny details and gradually polishing them. How can I improve this one phrase that I have played thousands of times? It never gets old or boring for me.
I hope it never gets boring for you either! Next week I’ll get back to work improving my old songs and figuring out to play some of my new ones in time for my concerts in March.
March 15 - ArtYard in Frenchtown,NJ
March 16 - Underground Arts in Philadelphia, PA opening up for my old friend The Sleepytime Gorilla Museum
March 17 - Le Poisson Rouge in NYC
March 21 - St John’s Cathedral at the Big Ears Festival in Knoxville, TN
And one more
April 6 - Unitarian Univeralist Church in Burlington VT, accompanied by mesmerizing visuals by Alex Reeves
also, outside my solo work on April 7 I’ll be a part of composer Randal Pierce’s ensemble, performing his live soundtrack to George Méliès’ silent cinematic masterpiece, A Trip to the Moon
6:30 and 8:30pm shows
More about all the events happening in Burlington around the eclipse
Thank you for listening and please wear a helmet when you are going fast.
celloly yours, Z
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the fact that the buses don’t run past 6 on weekends is homophobic. bitch i’m trying to get groceries. i want ice cream
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Note to self. Some buses don’t run on memorial weekend.
*is covered in mud with a twisted ankle and cattail fluff covering my shoes*
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A Lady in Waiting (1)
[A story in the works]
I don’t know about you, but I think that some, if not all of us, want to be someone else.
Especially in the realm of fantasy, where anyone could be as powerful as they could be.
But in this case, we just got to know the fellow before their transformation.
Otherwise, she’ll have no context.
Or us in that sense.
A Lady in Waiting
Chapter 1
“What a day.”
“I really want to buy something to eat”
“But I already ate, so why do I feel like buying snacks?”
“I traveled through whole crowds to get a limited edition Bakugan. That was the whole reason why I came here all this way for nothin, was to buy a special toy.”
The complainer over here is Brendon Rivera.
A college student, aged 22.
He often complained about stuff that happened to him.
Like the time he dropped a card onto a puddle of water.
[NOOOOO]
Or the time that he has to help out at work despite having no classes over the weekend.
[maaaaaaannnnnn]
Or the time that two buses passed by him.
[you absolute {beep-beep}, pieces of {beep}, {beep-beep}, I swear to lord I will {beep} {beep} {beeeeeep}.]
I’ll give him a pass for that. The bus system is a total mess.
Anyways, Brendon is walking around town moping about losing a toy that he didn’t need.
Until…he noticed a sign.
“Huh. That wasn’t there before.”
He takes a moment to read the sign.
Garage sale today. From 4/7 to 4/12.
Over on Gallon Road.
“Huh. A garage sale. Wonder if they have anything.”
This is where it began…ok maybe not.
It took Brendon five minutes to get there, mainly because he took his time walking.
But when he reached Gallon Road, he noticed a bunch of boxes, a couch, a few TVs, tables with several shirts, old big toys, shiny objects and oddly shaped objects.
“Huh.”
When he got closer, he saw a collection of toy cars, remote control cars, gold chain necklaces, even more shirts of different colors.
He also found lamps, vases, plates, a dark green couch with a patch of worn out red, a brown coat rack behind a pile of boxes and paintings.
“Oh dang.”
Then one object in particular caught his attention.
Two necklaces.
A pearl necklace fit for a lady.
And a necklace with a strange looking design, holding an egg-shaped white gem surrounded by six red gems.
Brendon found himself drawn to the large pearl.
He was bending over to get a closer look.
He developed an urge to buy them.
So he looked up and said,
“How much for these two?”
An elderly woman came over and told him,
“$120.34”
“Oh.”
[I mean…I was going to blow $250 on a limited edition Bakugan…]
“Ok”
[Welp, at least mom might like the pearl necklace.]
Brendon handed over 6 $20 bills, a quarter, and a dime, where he received a penny in return.
[I still have some money left over…but I better save it]
“Thanks!” Said Brendon.
“No problem!” The elderly woman chimed.
Brendon walked away with two pretty necklaces. An action that would change his life forever.
Now it begins.
It was a relatively uneventful evening at home.
After Brendon showed his mother the two necklaces, she was awestruck by the fancy necklaces and thanked him for the pearl necklace. Brendon put away his necklace to try on later because he has a lot that he should be doing.
Brendon helped with his sister’s homeworks (reluctantly I might add).
The family ate their dinner, took showers, and generally went to bed. However, Brendon decided to stay up a bit longer to check up on his necklace.
“Ok, let’s take a closer look.”
He picked up his necklace and studied it.
“Hmmm…oh dang…the white egg pearl is pretty big.”
“Like almost bigger than my thumb…”
“The shape of the gold looks like a fire fighter sign. There are 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 rubies.”
“They’re also egg shaped.”
“It’s pretty heavy for a necklace, so I probably shouldn’t run with this.”
Brendon put on the necklace and looked into the mirror.
“Hmmmm….”
“Mmm…”
“I guess it’s nice.”
“…mmmm”
“I uh…”
“Umm”
Brendon doesn’t have any idea of what he bought.
Seriously, he has no fashion sense.
“I’ll keep it on for now. I might have an idea later on”
“Such as a plan for pumpkin spice latte.”
“Like how much pumpkin sauce should you use to keep it sweet but not too sweet.”
“There’s a coffee shop down the road, but it’s pretty expensive. But they do have croissants and pan dulce.”
“Man I could go for some pan dulce, maybe I can get some when I come back or such.”
“But I really don’t want to bump into Renaldo.”
“He’s rude.”
“Like the time that he sprayed me with water and I then slipped and fell from trying to catch him.”
“Or the time that he bumped me while I was dribbling the ball. Making me fall down.”
“Or the time that he put gum in my hair and I got in trouble for punching him.”
“Just unfair.”
That was years ago, Brendon.
“Like I’m just still mad over this.”
“Like I just don’t like him.”
“I hate him, honestly.”
“I hate his little goofy face.”
“I hate how he gets attention from everyone.”
“I hate how he gets away with shit.”
“I just don’t. Want. To. See. Him.”
He covers his mouth. And looks around.
“Oh shoot. I must’ve been pretty loud.”
“Sorry guys.”
He walks into the kitchen and looks at himself in the mirror.
“I honestly don’t like how I look like. I mean I’m messy. I stink. I’m generally the face of gross things…I wish I looked pretty. Like a dragon lady, with sexy clothes, a long tail, beautiful wings, and a voice that everyone goes ’Mama Mia’…”
Brendon snickers to himself.
“hehehe”
Then he takes a deep breath.
“Besides, I’m always the “quiet one.” Like I have stuff I want to say as well. Like for example, I like leotards….shit no…anything except for what I draw.”
“Never mind, I’ll probably just never mention that at all.”
“I sound like a pervert.”
“Ignore the part about the dragon lady stuff…”
Brendon sighs.
Then he went to the kitchen to clean the table to make space to draw his character.
He set the sketchbook down, opened up to a blank page and picked up his pencil.
He then put on his headphones to listen to his playlist of random songs that he liked.
“Ok, time to draw Madeline.”
Brendon proceeded to draw his character.
He drew the figure (body), he drew an overall leotard shape, he marked where the gloves and thigh highs would end, then he hurriedly drew a tail with fins.
Brendon stopped for a moment…
He started thinking…
Then he made quick shapes for wings, then sketched the fingers, the horns, the hair…
Along the way, he made a few mistakes.
Then he erased them.
Then he drew them again, made a mistake and erased.
This was how he usually draws…
He sketches the long skirt. Gotta have cover, I suppose.
He sketches the top part…
A…boob window…and a choker…
Oh boy.
The gloves…they’re baggy around the shoulders and tight around the wrist…
And he gave her a…rose…on the waist…
And…oh my…he’s drawing a vine pattern around the skirt…
how…complicated…
Anyways, Brendon’s eyes began to grow heavy. He stood up from his seat and began to yawn and stretch.
His piece remains as a sketch…
Smudges, furry lines, an overly simple face on top of a detailed body.
A front facing figure, hands that may not remain the same, multiple fabric folds.
Need I go on?
“Alright, that’s enough…” Brendon muttered.
He packed up his sketchbook.
Packed it into his backpack.
Brushed his teeth and tongue.
He hates the taste.
Then he went to bed.
OK…Now it begins.
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A Lady in Waiting
Chapter 1
[something I should’ve written long ago]
I don’t know about you, but I think that some, if not all of us, want to be someone else.
Especially in the realm of fantasy, where anyone could be as powerful as they could be.
But in this case, a fellow is about to discover a secret that few have been offered.
Probably because she grown tired of all of the rejection. Whoops.
Chapter 1
“What a day.”
“I really want to buy something to eat”
“But I already ate, so why do I feel like buying snacks?”
“I traveled through whole crowds to get a limited edition Bakugan. That was the whole reason why I came here all this way for nothin, was to buy a special toy.”
The complainer over here is Brendon Rivera.
A college student, aged 22.
He often complained about stuff that happened to him.
Like the time he dropped a card onto a puddle of water.
[NOOOOO]
Or the time that he has to help out at work despite having no classes over the weekend.
[maaaaaaannnnnn]
Or the time that two buses passed by him.
[you absolute {beep-beep}, pieces of {beep}, {beep-beep}, I swear to lord I will {beep} {beep} {beeeeeep}.]
I’ll give him a pass for that. The bus system is a total mess.
Anyways, Brendon is walking around town moping about losing a toy that he didn’t need.
Until…he noticed a sign.
“Huh. That wasn’t there before.”
He takes a moment to read the sign.
Garage sale today. From 4/7 to 4/12.
Over on Gallon Road.
“Huh. A garage sale. Wonder if they have anything.”
This is where it began…ok maybe not.
It took Brendon five minutes to get there, mainly because he took his time walking.
But when he reached Gallon Road, he noticed a bunch of boxes, a couch, a few TVs, tables with several shirts, old big toys, shiny objects and oddly shaped objects.
“Huh.”
When he got closer, he saw a collection of toy cars, remote control cars, gold chain necklaces, even more shirts of different colors.
He also found lamps, vases, plates, a dark green couch with a patch of worn out red, a brown coat rack behind a pile of boxes and paintings.
“Oh dang.”
Then one object in particular caught his attention.
Two necklaces.
A pearl necklace fit for a lady.
And a necklace with a strange looking design, holding an egg-shaped white gem surrounded by six red gems.
Brendon found himself drawn to the large pearl.
He was bending over to get a closer look.
He developed an urge to buy them.
So he looked up and said,
“How much for these two?”
An elderly woman came over and told him,
“$120.34”
“Oh.”
[I mean…I was going to blow $250 on a limited edition Bakugan…]
“Ok”
[Welp, at least mom might like the pearl necklace.]
Brendon handed over 6 $20 bills, a quarter, and a dime, where he received a penny in return.
[I still have some money left over…but I better save it]
“Thanks!” Said Brendon.
“No problem!” The elderly woman chimed.
Brendon walked away with two pretty necklaces. An action that would change his life forever.
Now it begins.
It was a relatively uneventful evening at home.
After Brendon showed his mother the two necklaces, she was awestruck by the fancy necklaces and thanked him for the pearl necklace. As for the necklace that she que
Brendon helped with his sister’s homeworks (reluctantly I might add).
The family ate their dinner, took showers, and generally went to bed. However, Brendon decided to stay up a bit longer to check up on his necklace.
“Ok, let’s take a closer look.”
He picked up his necklace and studied it.
“Hmmm…oh dang…the white egg pearl is pretty big.”
“Like almost bigger than my thumb…”
“The shape of the gold looks like a fire fighter sign. There are 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 rubies.”
“They’re also egg shaped.”
“It’s pretty heavy for a necklace, so I probably shouldn’t run with this.”
Brendon put on the necklace and looked into the mirror.
“Hmmmm….”
“Mmm…”
“I guess it’s nice.”
“…mmmm”
“I uh…”
“Umm”
Brendon doesn’t have any idea of what he bought.
Seriously, he has no fashion sense.
“I’ll keep it on for now. I might have an idea later on”
“Such as a plan for pumpkin spice latte.”
“Like how much pumpkin sauce should you use to keep it sweet but not too sweet.”
“There’s a coffee shop down the road, but it’s pretty expensive. But they do have croissants and pan dulce.”
“Man I could go for some pan dulce, maybe I can get some when I come back or such.”
“But I really don’t want to bump into Renaldo.”
“He’s rude.”
“Like the time that he sprayed me with water and I then slipped and fell from trying to catch him.”
“Or the time that he bumped me while I was dribbling the ball. Making me fall down.”
“Or the time that he put gum in my hair and I got in trouble for punching him.”
“Just unfair.”
That was years ago, Brendon.
“Like I’m just still mad over this.”
“Like I just don’t like him.”
“I hate him, honestly.”
“I hate his little goofy face.”
“I hate how he gets attention from everyone.”
“I hate how he gets away with shit.”
“I just don’t. Want. To. See. Him.”
He covers his mouth. And looks around.
“Oh shoot. I must’ve been pretty loud.”
“Sorry guys.”
He walks into the kitchen and looks at himself in the mirror.
“I honestly don’t like how I look like. I mean I’m messy. I stink. I’m generally the face of gross things…I wish I looked pretty. Like a dragon lady, with sexy clothes, a long tail, beautiful wings, and a voice that everyone goes ’Mama Mia’…”
Brendon snickers to himself.
“hehehe”
Then he takes a deep breath.
“Besides, I’m always the “quiet one.” Like I have stuff I want to say as well. Like for example, I like leotards….shit no…anything except for what I draw.”
“Never mind, I’ll probably just never mention that at all.”
“I sound like a pervert.”
“Ignore the part about the dragon lady stuff…”
Brendon sighs.
Then he went to the kitchen to clean the table to make space to draw his character.
He set the sketchbook down, opened up to a blank page and picked up his pencil.
He then put on his headphones to listen to his playlist of random songs that he liked.
“Ok, time to draw Madeline.”
Brendon proceeded to draw his character.
He drew the figure (body), he drew an overall leotard shape, he marked where the gloves and thigh highs would end, then he hurriedly drew a tail with fins.
Brendon stopped for a moment…
He started thinking…
Then he made quick shapes for wings, then sketched the fingers, the horns, the hair…
Along the way, he made a few mistakes.
Then he erased them.
Then he drew them again, made a mistake and erased.
This was how he usually draws…
He sketches the long skirt. Gotta have cover, I suppose.
He sketches the top part…
A…boob window…and a choker…
Oh boy.
The gloves…they’re baggy around the shoulders and tight around the wrist…
And he gave her a…rose…on the waist…
And…oh my…he’s drawing a vine pattern around the skirt…
how…complicated…
Anyways, Brendon’s eyes began to grow heavy. He stood up from his seat and began to yawn and stretch.
His piece remains as a sketch…
Smudges, furry lines, an overly simple face on top of a detailed body.
A front facing figure, hands that may not remain the same, multiple fabric folds.
Need I go on?
“Alright, that’s enough…” Brendon muttered.
He packed up his sketchbook.
Packed it into his backpack.
Brushed his teeth and tongue.
He hates the taste.
Then he went to bed.
OK…Now it begins.
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When the sun goes down, London comes to life
London is a city of night owls. And rightfully so. The city streets, the crowds and its bridges illuminated in the evening is something you have to see to believe, especially in the summer months.
A 24-hour tube service operating at weekends on some major lines and night buses all week makes travelling around London after dusk is pretty easy.
Explore the many fun things to do in London at night – from sleepovers in museums to spectacular views from iconic buildings. This handy guide has your back.
1. Museum Lates
Many of London’s most famous museums and galleries are open late on selected days, including the British Museum, Science Museum, Tate Modern, National Gallery and London Transport Museum. Often busy during the day, these spaces are quieter in the evening, allowing you to take your time and explore them at your leisure.
And, if you can't quite bear to leave, why not have a good, old-fashioned sleepover (who says kids should have all the fun?). Dino Snores at the Natural History Museum allows you to roam free, just like a dinosaur, taking in the galleries and temporary exhibits. It also offers a 3-course feast, live music, movie marathon, science shows, comedy and drinks... and insect tasting! It's a uniquely entertaining experience.
2. View from The Shard
Standing 95 storeys and 310 metres to the tip, The Shard is the tallest building in the whole of Europe. Experience some of the best views of London from the open-air sky deck and you will see a glittering landscape of lights at night. There are restaurants and shops spread throughout the floors. And, this may sound strange, but don’t forget to use the toilet. The restrooms are 244 metres above London. With floor-to-ceiling aerial views, trust us when we say they're the most spectacular toilets in London.
3. Theatreland
Head over to London’s West End, also known as Theatreland, for an evening performance. With a huge variety of plays, musicals, cabarets and more, there is something for everyone.
The Soho Theatre is known for its late performances running up to 12AM – a perfect after-dinner treat.
4. Time to Eat
As the sun sets and your stomach starts to complain, check out some of London’s quirkiest restaurants. Renowned for its huge diversity of food, the city never fails to deliver for dinner ideas. If you're feeling fancy, have a James Bond-esque evening at Park Chinois, a 1930s-style Shanghai lounge in Mayfair.
Or, if you want to channel your inner Peaky Blinder, Bistro Union allows you to experience British food at its best. Sample traditional dishes including Lancashire hot pot, toad in the hole and a fabulous fish pie.
With thousands of eateries to choose from, there is the perfect place for every taste and budget.
5. Movie Night
We get it. We're the same. After a busy day of sightseeing, sometimes all you want to do is sit down and watch a film. Curzon cinemas are dotted throughout London, some with spacious seating and licensed bars. Ideal for a relaxing night with the family or a romantic evening with your partner.
With their quirky yet plush interiors, these cinemas are perfect for taking the weight off your feet. Our favourites are the Soho, Mayfair and Bloomsbury branches.
6. The Ceremony of the Keys
This nightly event is so painfully British, we wouldn't be surprised if someone popped up and slapped fish and chips into your palm as you watched proceedings.
This historical evening activity that’s fun for all the family can be found at the Tower of London. The famous Ceremony of the Keys is part of the process of locking the Tower up for the night. A centuries-old tradition, it involves secret passwords, large rings of keys, Beefeaters and military music. Advance booking is required.
7. The Late Debate
Why not head over to the Houses of Parliament and listen in to a debate? The politicians often end up working late, so take a seat in the public gallery and get ready for some serious mental acrobatics. Entry is free.
8. Ride the London Eye
From its central vantage point, the London Eye allows you to take in the city’s most iconic sights. Too busy during the day? Check out the London Eye website, as the closing time varies depending on the date. A ride at sunset can be magical.
9. Night tours
Trace the Ripper’s very steps. Solve the century-old mystery of who he really was. Full disclosure, the chances of you doing this are are pretty low, but hey, if you're a fan of ambient 'spookums', you'll love this regardless. Take this unique night-time tour through the eerie backstreets and secret alleyways of East London.
10. Wine and Dine on the Thames
Fancy cruising down the River Thames with a glass of champagne in hand? Enjoy a night cruise on London’s famous river, with a four-course meal, jazz and an iconic skyline. Glide past some of the world’s most striking buildings including St Paul���s Cathedral, the Shard, Big Ben, the Tower of London and Tower Bridge.
11. Late Night Shopping
Were you being such a cultural vulture that you forgot to get your shopping fix? Fear not, lots of shops are open late Monday to Saturday. Shopping ‘cities’ such as Westfield Stratford and Westfield White City are open until 9PM.
On Thursday nights, London’s famous Oxford Street also stays open until 9PM at night, so get make sure you wallet is fit to burst and at the ready.
12. Proper British Boozers
Need a drink after a long day of walking and eating? London is overflowing with a variety of different bars and pubs. From cosy cocktail bars to bustling traditional pubs, the choice is yours. If you’re a solo traveller looking to meet some new people, sign up to a pub crawl to experience a few more of London’s finest pubs.
13. Nightlife
If you want to have a boogie, London is full of funky night clubs that are open until the early hours, providing a range of music genres and experiences. Head over to Shoreditch for late night bars and clubs, or check out Camden for live music venues such as the intimate Spiritual Bar or Electric Ballroom.
If you’re a music lover, London at night is where it's at, with acts on every night and cheap club nights every day of the week.
14. Giggle at a Comedy Club
If you’re looking for a laugh, there are loads of great comedy clubs throughout London that offer free comedy nights all week. Head over to The Top Secret Comedy Club on Drury Lane to see some of the latest comedians strutting their stuff on stage, as well .
15. See the Lights at Piccadilly Circus
If you’re enjoying an evening stroll, head in the direction of Piccadilly Circus to see the beautiful light display in the evening. Over 100 years ago, Piccadilly Circus hosted the first display of electric lighting and it now attracts over 100 million visitors a year.
London has endless fun things to do at night, from walking tours to cosy pubs and much, much more. Where will you go in London for an evening out?
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Trek to Serenity: Uttari Betta Awaits!
Embark on an unforgettable journey to Uttari Betta, a perfect getaway for adventure seekers and nature lovers. Nestled amidst the serene landscapes of Karnataka, this betta near Bangalore promises breathtaking views and thrilling trails. Let's dive into what makes the Uttari Betta trek an absolute must-try!
Discover Uttari Betta: A Trekker’s Paradise
Located approximately 70 kilometres from Bangalore, Uttari Betta is a hidden gem for trekkers. With its modest elevation of 3708 feet, this trek offers a mix of lush greenery, rocky paths, and panoramic views. Whether you're seeking an adventurous weekend or a tranquil escape, this trek in Bangalore is sure to satisfy your wanderlust.
Why Choose the Uttari Betta Sunrise Trek?
The Uttari Betta Sunrise Trek is a magical experience. Picture yourself hiking through dense forests and stone doors under a starlit sky, only to witness the first rays of sunlight break over the horizon. This makes it the best sunrise point Bangalore. The trek's moderate difficulty ensures it’s suitable for beginners and seasoned trekkers alike.
Highlights of the Uttari Betta Adventure
Night Trekking in Bangalore: Kickstart your adventure with an exciting overnight journey to the base camp. Enjoy the thrill of exploring under the midnight sky.
Natural and Spiritual Wonders: Discover the jungle cave and visit the Shankareshwar Temple located at the summit. The tranquillity here offers a spiritual retreat.
Breathtaking Views: Once at the peak, soak in the mesmerizing vistas and revel in the peaceful surroundings of this serene betta near Bangalore.
Uttari Betta Distance and Difficulty
Covering a total distance of 5 kilometres, this trek typically takes about 2–3 hours to complete one way. It’s ideal for families, children above six years, and anyone looking to experience trekking without feeling overwhelmed.
Prepare for an Unforgettable Trek
Here are some must-follow tips to enhance your trek in Bangalore:
Pack light with essentials such as water bottles, snacks, and energy bars.
Wear comfortable trekking shoes with a strong grip.
Bring along a torch or headlamp, especially for the night trekking in Bangalore experience.
Always follow your guide’s instructions to ensure safety.
How to Reach Uttari Betta from Bangalore
Reaching the starting point is simple and convenient:
By Air: The nearest airport is Bangalore International Airport, located 40 kilometres from the city centre.
By Train: Major railway stations such as Bangalore City Railway Station (SBC) and Yeswantpur Junction (YPR) connect you to the city.
By Road: Both state and private buses run frequently, making road travel an easy option.
A Gateway to Thrill and Tranquility
The Uttari Betta trek from Bangalore offers a blend of excitement and serenity. From stunning landscapes to captivating sunrises, every step of the journey is a memory in the making. Don’t miss the chance to explore this enchanting hill and discover why it’s a favourite among Bangalore trekkers.
End on a High Note: Carry Memories Home
The Uttari Betta trek isn’t just an adventure—it’s an experience that rejuvenates your body and soul. So, pack your essentials, gather your squad, and set off on this remarkable journey to one of the finest sunrise points in Bangalore. The hill awaits, ready to leave you spellbound with its beauty and serenity!
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Reliable Car rental outstation Trips | Affordable & Convenient Services
When it comes to traveling outstation, convenience and comfort are top priorities. Whether you're planning a weekend getaway, a business trip, or a family vacation, having a reliable and affordable car rental service can make all the difference. In this blog, we’ll explore why choosing a Car rental outstation travel is a smart decision and how to ensure a smooth and enjoyable journey.
1. Why Choose Car Rental for Outstation Travel?
Car rentals for outstation trips offer several advantages, making them a preferred option for travelers. Here are some reasons why renting a car is an ideal choice:
Flexibility and Freedom: With a rental car, you have the flexibility to plan your own itinerary. You can stop at scenic spots, take detours, and explore places at your own pace, without being restricted by public transport schedules.
Comfort and Privacy: Traveling in your own rented car ensures a comfortable ride with ample space for your luggage. You also get the privacy to enjoy your journey without the hustle and bustle of crowded buses or trains.
Affordable for Group Travel: Renting a car for a group or family trip can be more economical than purchasing individual tickets for each person. With various vehicle options available, including SUVs, sedans, and minivans, you can easily accommodate all travelers.
2. Choosing the Right Outstation Car Rental Service
When selecting a car rental service for your outstation trip, it’s important to consider a few factors to ensure a smooth and hassle-free experience:
Fleet of Vehicles: Choose a rental company that offers a wide variety of cars to suit your needs. Whether you're looking for a compact car for a solo trip or a spacious SUV for a group, the rental company should have options that meet your preferences.
Transparent Pricing: Look for a car rental service with clear pricing and no hidden charges. Make sure you understand the cost of the rental, fuel policies, and insurance details before finalizing the booking.
Customer Support: A good rental company provides excellent customer support, from booking assistance to roadside assistance during your trip. Ensure that they have 24/7 support in case of emergencies.
Safety and Maintenance: Choose a rental service that ensures their vehicles are well-maintained and regularly serviced. Safety should always be a top priority when renting a car, especially for long-distance travel.
3. Benefits of Renting a Car for Long-Distance Travel
Outstation car rentals offer numerous benefits for long-distance journeys:
Fuel Efficiency: Modern rental cars are designed for fuel efficiency, which is especially beneficial for long trips. Renting a fuel-efficient vehicle helps save on fuel costs and reduces your carbon footprint.
Navigation and GPS: Many rental companies provide cars equipped with GPS systems, making it easier for you to navigate unfamiliar routes and destinations. This ensures you don’t get lost and saves time on your journey.
Local Expertise: Many car rental companies have local knowledge, which can be helpful for recommending the best routes, attractions, and restaurants along your outstation trip.
4. Tips for a Smooth Outstation Trip
To make your outstation car rental experience as enjoyable as possible, here are a few tips to keep in mind:
Book in Advance: It’s always a good idea to book your rental car in advance, especially during peak travel seasons. This ensures availability and may also help you secure better rates.
Check Vehicle Condition: Before starting your journey, inspect the vehicle for any damages, dents, or scratches. Make sure you have all necessary documents, including registration, insurance, and emergency contact details.
Plan Your Route: While the flexibility of car rental allows you to be spontaneous, it’s still advisable to plan your route in advance, especially for long trips. This can help you avoid getting lost or running into roadblocks.
Carry Essentials: Don’t forget to carry essentials such as water, snacks, and a first aid kit. This will ensure a comfortable and safe journey, especially on long stretches with limited facilities.
5. Conclusion
Renting a car for your outstation trip is an excellent way to ensure comfort, flexibility, and convenience while traveling. By choosing the right rental service, you can make the most of your trip, explore new places, and create lasting memories with your loved ones or colleagues.
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Studying in London VS Other UK Cities: Transportation and Connectivity
Transportation and connectivity are crucial considerations for students when choosing where to study. Navigating the city, commuting to campus, or traveling for leisure are all part of the student experience. London, with its world-class public transportation, contrasts sharply with smaller UK cities that offer simpler, often more affordable options.
If you’re debating between Studying in London VS Other UK Cities, understanding the differences in transportation can help you decide what works best for your lifestyle. Discover more insights about Studying in London VS Other UK Cities to make an informed choice.
London’s Public Transport System: Efficiency with a Price Tag 🚆💸
London boasts one of the most advanced and interconnected public transportation systems in the world.
The London Underground (The Tube) 🛤️
The iconic Tube network spans 11 lines, making every part of the city accessible.
Frequent services mean you’re never far from a train, but peak hours can be crowded.
Buses, Trams, and More 🚍
London’s iconic red double-decker buses are affordable and scenic, perfect for students exploring the city.
Trams, Overground services, and the Docklands Light Railway (DLR) add extra layers of connectivity.
Travel Costs in London 💷
Students can benefit from an Oyster Card with discounts, but travel costs remain significantly higher than in other cities.
Monthly travel passes can range from £90-£130, depending on the zones you commute within.
Accessibility and Convenience ✅
London’s public transport operates late into the night, and Night Tube services are available on select lines, ideal for students enjoying nightlife or working part-time jobs.
Apps like Citymapper make navigation seamless.
Transportation in Other UK Cities: Simplicity and Affordability 🚲🌿
Smaller UK cities like Manchester, Nottingham, or Leeds offer streamlined and budget-friendly transportation systems.
Local Buses and Trams 🚍🚋
Most cities rely on an extensive bus network, with affordable student discounts.
Cities like Manchester and Nottingham also feature efficient tram systems, often more cost-effective than London’s transport.
Cycling-Friendly Cities 🚴♀️
Smaller cities are more bike-friendly, with dedicated cycling lanes and shorter distances.
Investing in a bike is a one-time cost that can save students significant money in the long run.
Travel Costs Outside London 💷
Students in smaller cities enjoy cheaper fares, with monthly passes often costing £40-£70.
Walking is also a viable option, given the compact nature of many regional campuses.
Accessibility and Convenience ✅
While public transport is less frequent compared to London, smaller cities have shorter commutes, ensuring you can still get around easily.
Long-Distance Travel: Connecting the UK 🛤️✈️
London’s Advantage for Long-Distance Travel
London is home to major transport hubs like King’s Cross, St Pancras International, and Heathrow Airport, providing unparalleled access to the rest of the UK and Europe.
High-speed trains like the Eurostar make weekend trips to Paris or Brussels possible!
Regional Cities’ Connectivity
Smaller cities are well-connected to London and other parts of the UK via National Rail and coach services.
Travel times are longer but more affordable, especially with student discounts on railcards.
Which City Wins? 🏆
London: Ideal for Students Who:
Rely on fast and frequent public transport for daily commutes.
Want quick access to international and national travel options.
Don’t mind higher travel costs in exchange for convenience.
Other UK Cities: Perfect for Students Who:
Prefer affordable transportation and shorter commutes.
Enjoy walking or cycling to class and exploring the city.
Appreciate a relaxed, less hectic pace of life.
Transportation and connectivity can significantly impact your student life. Whether you choose the bustling cityscape of London or the cozy charm of a regional UK city, it’s essential to weigh the pros and cons. Learn more about Studying in London VS Other UK Cities to determine what suits you best.
✨ Tip: Plan your travel expenses wisely and explore student discounts to make the most of your experience! 🚉🌟
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