Don't be sad, you're not alone.

Since I borrowed my husband 's car today, I had to drive him around after I'm done with it. No logic at first glance but yeah...
We were driving and about to change to another lane but didnt make it and I remarked "don't be sad, you're not alone" at one point. Then husbsnd replies "Im not sad, I should actually be happy if I'm alone." BOOOM! Thats not exactly far from what I would like to actually say myself.

Later after eating dinner when I had to pick him up again, we had to stop by at his workplace but there were still people coming in going when we got there. He was a bit surprised and seem to back off and said "why are there still a lot of people here? weren't we the last one from the resto and people are also showing up at the office?" He even took the time to "hide" in the car and wait til the other cars got settled or left. That is just so funny. He doesnt want his other coworker to see him show up there at night, after the office dinner, and ask him what are you doing here? I told him to just echo back the question along with a surprise look as well. Oh boy! Their work system is really something. This is just a common government employee. The private company employee would be more of a challenge.

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Telemarketing

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I just have to write this down.

1. Hindi lahat ng wife ay di nag-iisip. If you want to get to the husband through the wife for business or whatever, make sure you know your products or services well and be able to explain it to the wife first.  Just telling the wife to just let the husbands talk will get you nowhere even if your business is up and up. Long-time married couples usually would have already developed an unlabeled dual protection. We don't just pass off information of our spouses just like that. If you cannot explain it to the wife, better luck getting to the husband.

2. People who pass off info without giving you any heads up...specially if it will sound like a telemarketing thing. Come on..some decency please. I try to understand any possible circumstance that might have caused some people to do that but one should be aware.

Oh well...I've been married long enough.

Weekend Project: DIY Yoga Mat Bag

Planning about my upcoming trip made me think about yoga and my yoga mat.
I've wondered about making one myself before and I finally completed one today.

I was looking for what material that will be easy to find and work with by hand sewing. Recycling leg pants! I mentally searched my brain for any old ones we have but I didn't feel like digging up in the closet so thought how about some of the old ones I shopped off from my son's pants before. And I found these soft denims!

After measuring them, they weren't long enough so I had to add something to the middle. And guess what I found in my stash? Leftover scrap from my hand warmer project last time. 😁

The last bit of material I needed was the string. I know that I have a couple of extra shoelaces that came free with some Reebok shoes so I just have to find them somewhere. This is the best one that I found. Green ones but they will do.