Going to Aalborg

It was around lunch and we were starving. The kiosk at the bus station in Viborg had cheap Oreos and Kim’s chips, so we bought those to snack on. Many people were waiting for the bus to Aalborg, and some of them were annoyed that the bus was late. We overheard someone say “I hate these busses” to a friend. “Yeah, they make me mad too” we heard the friend reply. Finally, the bus was arriving and while we stood in line to enter the bus, a man dressed up as the famous pirate, Captain Jack Sparrow, hurriedly ran towards the line. He smelled a lot of garlic. While we were driving around Viborg, we drove through a suburban area with many “Private Property” signs, as a mother said to her child “hey, look at the doggy”. It was kind of funny because the dog was not in a leash and behind it there was sign with a pictogram of dog and the text “Only in Leash” beneath it. A teenager on the bus was playing a shooting game on his PSP. On the screen, it looked like he was using a MAC-10 to shoot some weird pelican monsters. A couple of seats over, a hipster girl was reading The Dying Earth by Jack Vance, and across from her a carpenter with a bag full of nails, screws and a hammer was eating from a small container. It looked like raw red onions and sweet potato. On our journey towards the Kennedy arcade, we saw herd of swans flying towards a lake the size of Jupiter. In Aalborg, as our driver kept right, we saw a group of kids spray-painting a picture of Mona Lisa on a building. When we got out off the bus, the carpenter turned to us and asked “is there a hobby store around? You know for cardboard and um...”, but we did not catch what he was saying, because we were in such awe of Aalborg. It was so beautiful.