Busstop

[jackshoegazer]

I'm not feeling very well – vague aches and nausea – so I'm going home early. This will be the first French class I've missed, but I think I can keep caught up. Unlike most of the class, I actually do the readings ahead of time. I can even say "J'ai voulu aller à la classe, mais je suis malade." which means, "I wanted to go to class, but I am sick." Which I emailed to my instructor before I headed for the busstop.

Which is where I am now, waiting for the bus. Which is what one does at a busstop. I know busstop isn't one word, but I want it to be, so I'm making it one.

Comments

[goldrimisnanswr.livejournal.com]

I know that it's not actually spelled marshmellow, but I refuse to change the "e" to an "a" BECAUSE THAT WOULD BE WRONG. So you can have busstop even though I think it looks a little silly.

[agirl-gonemad.livejournal.com]

I would love a way to write "I wanted to come to class, but I am sick" in pre-algebra mathematical form.