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I was heading home when I stumbled upon the Speed Bump. I was aware that I'd need to alter my course when I arrived at it. When I finally got there, I fell and fell on my feet (although I did not fall). I blame it on my poor calculation on my part about the level of the bump or the late adjustments to my steps. But what's interesting is the fact that I was aware of it, but I was hit nonetheless. The incident brought back many memories of my previous encounters with speed bumps (or what most Filipinos usually refer to it as"humps" or "hump").

In many of the streets of the Philippines (at least on the ones I've traveled through, speed bumps are standard constructions. You can find them on the most private roads to national roads or in a two-way road to a one-way street in a street that is well-paved to a rough one; on a narrow road, to a wide one; and from a dimly lit highway to one that is well-lit. I think that it is possible to locate them in both likely and unplanned locations. The place where speed bumps are located isn't the only exciting feature.

The width, height, color of markings, spacing, and size depend on who designed the structure. Most likely, you've experienced going through a Heavy Duty Speed Bump that is so tall it is believed you are descending the hill when one is at the apex and then falling off the cliff once you pass through it. Specific vehicles can't go through it unless one wishes to bump their vehicle against it. Inevitable bumps are so broad that cars would be stuck in them. But, others are so low to cause any harm. It's almost equal to none. Certain have color markings visible to drivers, and others aren't either and are not marked enough to be an inconvenience. It is not uncommon for them to cause accidents. Speed bumps can be so close together that traversing them is like riding on a coaster. These problems are not unusual, even though there is a global standard.

In the same way, the road of life is never smooth. There are always bumps on our way. They serve a reason, which is that they slow us down. Sometimes, bumps cause us to turn, believing the "car" will not get through it. Some of them can astonish and amaze us when we drive over it in a hurry. Speed bumps are meant to remind us that life is full of ups and downs. It's a way to be prepared and a reminder to be more prepared when approaching the road and in our lives specifically. Inevitable bumps are cultured to bring it evident to our eyes. Still, some continue through life without regard to the future. There's nothing wrong with taking extra precautions. Making sure we prepare our "car" to be ready for the inevitable encounter with Speed Bumps reduces its impact on us. Speed bumps allow us to slow down and take it in stride. Slowing down isn't to stop. The purpose of slowing down at times is to proceed with a sense of caution.