Problem: So we hugged and I left Dan to the care of the airline - this time , however , not stuck in a wheelchair , and not shivering with a fever . So , much better than last time!I rode the trains back to Wada , uneventfully , except to say that I had to stand for an hour and a half or so , at the start of it all , as there were no seats left in the trains . I got back to Wada at 7 pm , and I took a taxi ( GASP , YES ) from Wada station to the old people 's home near my house . Why ?

What may have Dan done the last time ?
OPTIONS:
- None of the above choices .
- The airline took good care of him .
- He went to Wada to visit me .
- He got very sick .

A: He got very sick .

Problem: Today I can run a mile in about 6 minutes , which in the grand scheme of athletic things is n't all that fast , but compared to the sloth - like pace back in 6th grade I ' ve come a long ways . And in my perpetually dissatisfied view of my athletic self I still yet have a ways to go . Let 's make this clear though - everybody has a limit .

What will most likely happen as the writer continues to run ?
OPTIONS:
- They will be tired more easily .
- They will feel that running is not worth it .
- Their speed will increase .
- They will feel more hungry .

A: Their speed will increase .

Problem: After the initial terror , Nancy also burst out laughing . Telling me how cute it was that I was so protective , making sure Katie was safe when I tripped . She even went so far as to say it was CUTE . Me , holding a baby , stumbling , CUTE !

What may of happened after the tripping ?
OPTIONS:
- I tripped again .
- I hurt my foot .
- She got mad at me .
- I handed the baby back .

A:
I handed the baby back .