Fainting
Posted on April 24, 2007 @ 1:28 pm

The Northern Line was packed. It was warm. But I had a pole to hold onto and I wasn’t stuck under someone’s arm pit. . . then I wasn’t fine. Ears ringing, dark crept in the sides of my vision. I had an image of the entire Northern Line being shut down because of a passenger being ill and that passenger being me.

When a seat didn’t open up at Kennington, I asked a man near me if I could have his seat and he was very nice about it. After sitting for 30 seconds I felt fine and instead of being about to faint, I just felt rather embarrassed. At Waterloo I tried to give the seat back but he was very nice about it and said no.

I must remember however, if I am ever desperate for a seat, it would be a rather clever ploy.

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2 Responses
jen Says:

i’ve had to do this more than once!

but HURRAH and HALLELUJIA i have broken free of the EvilNorthern Line just in time for summer!

Thomas Says:

Ahh nice. My job will be moving to Victoria soon which means I can take the train to work. . . I can’t wait.

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