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Subject: Occupational Hazard by Carlo G. Soldevilla

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Carlo Soldevilla

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Date Posted: 21:22:35 10/15/18 Mon

Occupational Hazard
By Carlo G. Soldevilla
Written on October 15, 2018

Yesterday was a surprise. An old woman had to ride my passenger trike
From Luisita Mall, she told me her destination, and I told her ‘Just tell me where to pass.’
Seeing my trike’s chair, it’s like a wooden suspension bridge and it got a hole, she backed out..she didn’t ride…
..my trike and she refused to get in. I just proceeded without a passenger, feeling sorry inspite (of my wish that someone has to ride)

Few meters ahead, a beautiful lady, perhaps a prostitute, had noticed that my trike’s empty.
She made a sign to stop..so I stopped but first, I offered an apology:
“My trike’s not looking good, Anyway, which place would you want to go, lady?”
She got in and just few meters ahead, she reached her destination and ,paid me P20.00 fare—So happy.

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Today’s suggestion at the clinic, Doc Vic told me there are mosquitoes in his room,
I had to get the baygon, sprayed his room, asked him not to occupy it for 15 minutes ‘til the mosquitoes are gone.
He had 2 mosquito bites this morning and he’s afraid of dengue fever
He told me it’s an occupational hazard. “When I’m gone, please..you have to close my door, (he politely told me).

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Another doctor, he is the head of friendly care,--a reproductive health expert?
He taught me how to do laundry -the proper way to wash clothes or linen
Zonrox here, Ariel there. No, I’m not introducing any product
Today, the doc did the washing, tomorrow’s my turn.

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