I don't have that many train-y stories anymore because it stopped being something unusual since I started taking the train to work every day. However, today when I was on my way back home I was bothered by some dude who kept falling asleep and kept "accidentally" dropping his head on my shoulder every few seconds *How Rude!*. Each time he did it I would kinda move in a way that was supposed to send the message of "I am NOT a pillow". I don't really like to complain (even politely) to random people, so I'm always hoping they'll read my body language and act accordingly... The thing is -- it's not the way people work and unfortunately most people either don't get things so quick or don't want to, however I have this problem of giving too much credit to the public, and I'm definitely gonna start adapting to this in the near future.
Finally I got annoyed enough and was going to say something so I took my headphones off and I guess this move was finally clear enough because before I even said a word he got frightened and leaned on the other side.

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I got this new pair of high heal shoes a week ago and I'm in love with them. I love how elegant they are and didn't fall when I tried them on in the store so I assumed I can practice wearing them and walking at home until I do it naturally. I'm getting better at it every day (oh yes, I try them on almost every day) It's really a whole process, though :)