Sunday Rain

It doesn’t bode well for a week that starts with no express service on the 7 train (due to some construction) which means a 30-45 minute subway ride compared to the usual 15-20 on the faster line.  I cannot afford not to show up at work tomorrow because the boss returns to the office after almost a week of business travel, and I don’t really know if I will see her again the rest of the week before she takes some time off in conjunction with the Martin Luther King holiday.  So I am planning to go to work come what may.  I am, however, debating about whether or not we should keep Angel at home instead of risking him and my mother-in-law battling the elements at the end of the day.

If the forecast holds, the snow is going to come any moment now.   (It’s 8 mintues to midnight.)  There is a possibility, though, that I might be able to leave work early tomorrow.  “Early” will mean much earlier because again, the commute home will no longer be just an hour but slight longer now.  (Will I brave it with the R train?  Decisions, decisions…)

Meanwhile, I’ve been soaking up “Maging Sino Ka Man Book 1″ before I get myself involved with Book 2.  It helps me to keep in touch with Manila-based entertainment, and so far, I get my showbiz fix just watching episode after episode.  I’m taking my time.  No sense in rushing through it.  

It’s been a productive weekend.  I managed to compose several scrapbook layouts I printed out before the weekend, and I can say with pride that my Belgium Scrapbook is taking shape.  I am not even halfway through yet, but it gives me a sense of fulfillment when I see my memories on paper and I get to relive the joy and adventure all over again by looking at those pages.