Tuesday, May 30, 2006 - 8 a.m.

The first day back after a long holiday and everyone looks extra tired even though you had one extra rest day. People are a little out of it and seem on edge like they can't believe the weekend is all over.

I was hit by that little drip of water again. I was to the extreme right side and stepped up my pace but nonetheless, it hit the side of my head.

I was seated in the parallel seats. At the next stop, someone got off who was sitting in the window seat. I moved to the empty seat. This woman and a child came on the train and she was carrying a pink furry bunny that was as large as the child. She sat next to me and the child sat in the parallel seat. When the child felt very far from his bunny, he stated he wanted to sit on her lap. I offered to switch seats with the child.

The train was a deja vu of a train ride last week. Often you see people more than once on the train but the doorhugging praying guy was there as well as the short, Asian man who used to go to my gym.

Two men and one woman entered at Fullerton. They had a very loud conversation in what I would guess to be Chinese or Vietnamese and was progressively getting louder as the train continued.

There was a pretty man standing in front of me in a summer outfit with some uniform/dress clothes on a hangar. Standing next to him was a not so pretty man in a black shirt, black shorts, black socks, black shows and the biggest gold wedding band I have ever seen.

The woman in the parallel seat with me was reading the bible and some other book that would reference the bible. She kept highlighting and it looked like she was trying to memorize it. She was very busy, pious, but busy.