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Day 3 wasn't extravagant as the other 2 days.
I feel like I am working again
when this leave is supposed to be for
Family,
fun
and relaxation.

I had to attend conference calls with Workforce Scheduling Team and had to finish my
Whole Brain Thinking Advantage Program
so I can proceed to Basic Blue IBM Leadership Training next week.

Sigh.

We went to St. Luke's though this morning for Jude's medical check up with the Orthodontist
and it was amazing how the doctors liked his improvement.

We had a great lunch at the hospital's cafeteria.
It was the only time again where we sat in one table.
I usually eat in front of television and my brother on his wheel chair.

Truly the experience has made my family closer.



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