Set the alarm for 3:51 p.m.

 

Note: leave this tab open — the alarm only rings while the tab stays open.

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Web alarm clock for 3:51 p.m.

As you hand the chapel decorating over to the next volunteer, set the alarm for 3:51 pm so the changeover does not swallow the remaining tasks. Nine minutes gives you time to point out which flowers, buntings, or candles still need placing before 4:00 pm. Leave a clear note about anything reserved for the patronal feast programme.

Because another person is taking over the chapel, keep this alarm page open while they continue the work. If you close the page or exit the browser, the alarm will not sound; if the phone falls asleep, the chapel handover could pass without the reminder. Keep the phone awake and the sound audible, then use the alert as the agreed signal to pause and check what remains.

Whoever leaves the chapel after the handover should allow for the afternoon trip home or to the next errand. Around 3:51 pm, school dismissal and regular weekday traffic can slow roads near town centres in the Philippines, while a sudden rain shower may add further delay. Check the route before setting off, allow a little extra travel time, and arrange pickup details before leaving the decorating team.