snow

We had snow here in British Columbia's lower mainland overnight from Tuesday evening into Wednesday morning. When this happens, the bad drivers here are worse, and there are enough of them. While waiting at the bus shelter, I was splashed twice, the last time from head to toe by someone speeding along in the curb lane where, of course, most of the snow and slush on the road was located. I didn't have enough time to get out of the shelter and run for cover. It was most inconsiderate and selfish! Its hard enough for a pedestrian to walk along the sidewalk in such a situation as it is without such inconsiderate behaviour along the way.

In the meantime, the rain is coming, so much of it will be gone before too long. Have a good night! I'm up at 3:30 in the morning to get ready for work. - V

Behaviour

Matt over at dtb (Debriefing the Boys) posted this video clip recently. Some are challenged by certain types of behaviour because it causes them unease (challenges their compfort zone) but why should the establishment decide upon what is acceptable when it hurts no one, least of all those participating in the activity. This video says more about those that are offended than it does about the two guys who certainly have no problem with it. Have a look at this clip from "The Principal's Office" and decide for yourself.