She always wears RED

Sometimes when I look back at the old times, I realise that I used to spend around 30 minutes of the day waiting for her, 5 days a week. She always wears red, you may think about why red? Why not green like leaves or blue like the sky. The reason is so simple she wants to gather all the eyeballs who waits on the bus stand every day so she can take them to their particular workspace. Wait, that's not the reason she is painted that way... #MissingAllTheWaiting

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