The Trick-or-treating in New York City

So... it's been a while since I've blogged. I think about it all the time and wish I had the time to post something everyday. I plan to post pictures on the days I took a picture from the past month and if something significant happened (that I can remember) I'll briefly write about it. I'm glad I've been busy to stay distracted, but it's very stressful to stay on that never ending ride. Work days come and go, and the weekends flyby. I really don't know how I find the time to do anything.

Today I got to work and was happy to hear my boss wasn't going to be in. It's weird that everyone in the office enjoys that, but it made the day less intense. She's great, but sometime you need a break. I do hope she feels better though. I don't appreciate, however, that my coworkers think that just because she isn't in the office, that means they can slack off. If I was their boss, that would piss me off.

I worked on the filing today and did a formal observation of one of my coaches. No one showed up for his review session, so Pierre stood in as a student. I had to record the session and take notes.

After work I went to Morton Williams to get some groceries. I saw children trick or treating in the stores. This totally makes sense, but I never thought about it. They can do it door by door the apartment buildings, so then going to the stores is the next obvious choice. I was told by a woman in the grocery store that kids take the eggs in the store when they're trick or treating and throw them on the the ground and outside. But this year, this particular grocery hide the eggs. Smart thinking.

We're making albondigas right now and they smell bomb! After this, Alex is going to school to print out his cheat sheet for a test (its allowed, as it should be!) and I'm going to get a free hand cream thanks to my Aunt Raylene's post on facebook.