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OMG the Ides of March are upon us. If it weren’t for you and your sense of timing, I would be totally out of step with the world. Dianne
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Huh – if you’re counting on me for that you could be in big trouble….haha
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Oh a “Sorry Bus” see that all the time in Vancouver.
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A sorry bus passing sorry people in the sorry rain and snow…Sounds like the start of some kind of sorry poem. 😀
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I think Sorry works better than No Service. Glad I wasn’t waiting for the next bus around there!
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It does sound more kind and sympathetic. Glad I wasn’t waiting in that weather too – although driving was an adventure for us all.
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