Today, due to a flat tire, I only had 20 minutes to complete a 35 minute walk to catch my train. I ended up sprinting up the snow-covered frozen hill in heels, luggage in hand, only to arrive 1 minute in time, and to find out that the train had been cancelled. Next train in 1 hour. FML
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KK3137 31
Actually, I'm 5 foot 1, so that explains the heels, and my brother was supposed to drive me, which is why I set out later in the first place.
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perdix 29
The bad news is that you don't have a spare tire for your car. The good news is that running in the snow with luggage means you don't have a spare tire around your waist.
AllThingsBright_ 11
She had a car before though, she probably didn't plan on walking more than a few feet to get on and off the train.
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RpiesSPIES 27
The stereotypes lied to me! D:
peachykeenLNG 13
Sure, that sucks, but consider NOT wearing heels in ice and snow and you won't be so late for things.
gracehi 31
^ Yes.
Obey_StudBoii 23
Oh the irony.
tehdarkness 21
At least you didn't miss the train! Why were you wearing heels?
ajh557 22
Well if you walked you'd have been freezing
HeartOfLead 24
She brought calves with her? I guess it would make for more accessible milk.
MakinMills 12
Wow. That does suck. Sorry dude.
kainpwnsu 19
You COULD wear reasonable shoes, and then change to the heels at an appropriate time. You had luggage to stash them in, after all...
whY402Jay 12
What a champ.