Find a blouse, bra, and a pair of shoes.

(Originally published by Ewong at writing.com. Republished with the original author's permission.)

You have your skirt on already, and it seems like it should cover your lower region just fine. So, you decide to find a bra and blouse. You run over to your dresser and pull out the bottom drawer. You're in such a hurry that you don't even think about what to get; you just grab the first bra you see. As you put it on, you see it's a simple white strapless bra. It's not the most sensible bra for teaching, but it should get the job done. You then flee to your closet and pick out a nice short-sleeve blouse. It's light blue, cotton, and with a v-neck that makes you look more casual. You pull it over your head, but as you pull it down, you feel the strapless bra slip a little. You have no time to waste, so you figure that you'll just fix it when you get on the bus. You put on your jacket and scramble to find a pair of shoes as you hear the bus approaching.

You slip on both shoes as you yell out (or at, since it's closed) window that you're on your way. You race down stairs, grab your briefcase by the door, and get to the stop in time to see the bus a block away and getting farther. You think you can catch it at the next stop if you run for it, but with the bra slipping under your blouse, running could exacerbate the situation.