It seems weird to me that a 20 year old guy like me still don't know how to drive. Not that I've never thought about wanting to cause I've been dreaming of learning how to drive for a long time everyday. Even my cousins who are way younger than me drives and I feel such a...nevermind. A lot of my high school friends have taken driving lessons and got their driver's license already.

Last Monday, as me and my mom were waiting for a taxi for a ride to the mall, my mom suddenly opened up this discussion. We were waiting for so long for a vacant taxi to pass by so I'm glad she brought up the topic. She told me that maybe I should learn how to drive. At first I thought that she was just kidding around like she usually does and until she followed up that we could get a second-hand car so we don't have to spend a lot. The only problem is that I don't have time because of my work. But that kept my hopes up that my chances of learning how to drive is still alive and the thought of possibly getting a car of my own(okay me and my mom's car) is not just a dream. I don't care what car it is as long as it's in good condition. I've learned now not to expect something of a grand scale given that the budget for a car will probably low, especially since it's not the top priority and we have lots of bills to pay and I don't even know when that will happen. Once I get out of my current job, I shall promise myself to try and convince my mom to take the driving lessons. I think she won't disagree with me that I need to. It's the "getting-a-car" that's the problem but that will come soon. Hopefully, we'll get a car once I start a new job, hopefully next year. I also need to take care of some stuff after this job like getting some important government documents like SSS, NBI clearance, TIN, etc. so hopefully, I will be productive after this job.