Dilemma is up about.
Too many tangles to iron out.

Faith shall decide fate.

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We had our data collection at the municipality of Pateros today for our N199 research paper about children's immunization. Because I loathe taking ordinary (no air-conditioning system) buses which travels through EDSA and SLEX *Read: Smoke=Death*, I opted to bring our family car.

Bringing it was not a big deal because I had brought it to Pateros before. Also, since this day was a weekend, not much vehicles were out in the metro jungle. So, it was relatively a less "dangerous" ordeal.

There was no problem whatsoever with my driving process.

BUT, if there was, I would have enjoyed free accommodations on a JAIL CELL.

It was not until I was about to go home from UP Manila (After doing data collection stuff in Pateros, we went straight to Manila because we had to meet with my other classmates for our other "responsibilities" *Read: Toxicity*) did I realize that I was driving illegally!

I did not have a license!

My driver's license was nowhere to be found among the rubbles of my oh so organized wallet! It was not there! As in! You see, I keep all my ID stuff including my license on the card slot of my wallet. However, since my wallet is so dilapidated already, there was a great chance that it fell off somewhere.

I was very nervous as I was driving home because if I get caught, I'd be dead! Waaahh!

Thank God! I was able maintain proper street decorum at that time. I was able to arrive home safely.

I am still a free man!

Waaahhh!!!

I failed to realize that I left my license in my room.

So noobish...

I went to Makati this afternoon to fetch something from my Tita's clinic. I had to ride a bus because I did not know any other means of public transportation going to that place.

I rode a bus with no air-conditioning system.

Yes! I did not enjoy it! Aside from the fact that it was so hot and I got fried from the radiating heat of the sun, the smoke of all that is SLEX and EDSA had accumulated on my poor alveoli!

Waaaaahhh!!!

In this situation, one can call me overly sensitive and I'll gladly accept it. I'd rather be labelled one rather than die from all the smoke that the metro can offer!

Ever since I had an acute bronchitis last year, I had become extra extra careful when it comes to my respiratory system's health. It was then that I learned that the medicine ad byline was very true: It is really hard to get sick!