Driving without license is often the product of a misplaced wallet.

When I was a teenager, my stern and meticulous father, whom I regarded as well-spirited of his discernment and accurate at his forecasts, was dismayed of the assignment he had me worked earlier in the day. He remarked that I could never be good at any job. I was so heart-broken but still I looked up him with so much awe. Today, in my forties, I still do not have the nerve to prove my father wrong.

It's not as if I don't know how to handle the truck now. A license is just a piece of paper

I sing not because I have the talent but, because in a song I can be tactless without being rude.

Having a diploma is not the real measure of one's literacy but his ability to read, rewrite, and the understanding with the contents therein.

Logic and prudence are essential in a working Democracy; Without them, you are like eating ice cream while strolling outdoors on a winter's day.