Mga Sandali ng Ka"emo"han 2

Sto. Niño, two Bernardos, SM City Clark, Momo, and Mom

The past three days is like a whirlwind with a steady constant center. I spent most of it riding some form of transportation and traveling from one place to another.

Friday: spoke as the Voice of the Alumni at the Balik Kolehiyo of the San Jose College Seminary; visited the funeral wake of Jake's grandmother;

Saturday: went home to Cabanatuan at 6 am; fetched cousin Maurice from Muñoz, a town in Northern Nueva Ecija, visited two of the brothers of our grandmother;

Sunday: watched the dancing procession in Kapitan Pepe, drove our car through the SCTEX at at least 140 kph; looked for and shopped at SM Clark; prepared a bedroom for my Mom; installed the microphone and web cam to allow chatting with my younger brother Jason; and went back to Manila with my other brother, Jayjay.

Monday: 1:30 AM finally a restful sleep

The one constant in all this is my Mom: I mentioned her in my speech, visited her several times at the hospital, had a conference with a doctor about her latest condition, talked to our Tata Puret about a design for her bed in case she decides to come home, and bought at SM City Clark things that would hopefully make her condition better.