Panic Mode

Dirk have a scheduled seminar today in Austria so i did drive him to the train station yesterday. Because of the heavy snowfall, trains are delayed and it took him 8 hours to reach Salzburg. While he's on a business trip, i decided to shopped some items for our balikbayan boxes. My first stop was Kaufland, then Edeka and Penny Markt. I cancelled Lidl Store shopping because of the heavy snowfall instead i visited Lani and Rudiger, a good family friend of ours. I was really surprised that Rudiger, being a german, eats bagoong, dried fish, sinigang and all pinoy dishes. I'm a full blooded Filipina but i don't eat bagoong, shells, vegetables, salads, dried fish/squids and fruits like guava, santol, guyabano, apple and many others. But i really enjoyed the afternoon with them.


Prior to that, Rudiger was very kind enough to parked Pangga in their covered garage. Pangga was very happy because she is free from snow fall. My problem began when i'm about to go home. My car's tires was stucked up in the snow, a panic attack. I'm still in the driveway and tried several times to get away from the snow but failed. From the second floor of their house, Rudiger sensed that something was wrong. So he drive Pangga out of the snow and i have a sigh of relief. I later found out that the reason why Pangga dont drive is because of the hand brake. Pangga is an automatic car and i only use emergency brake if i park on elevated place. Rudiger put my car on a hand brake mode and never check it, my fault because panic overcomes me.