View From the Bushes

We went through three different seasons this week. On Tuesday it was still hot enough to be called Summer, Wednesday was Fall and on Thursday Winter started. Autumn is far and away my favorite season, so I'm understandably disappointed that it only lasted one day. I work in the foothills of the Rockies near the mouth of a canyon, and coming into work today felt like crossing an arctic tundra. We didn't get a huge amount of snow, but what we did get was drifted all over creation. I'm reaonably certain that I would have made it to work faster with a dogsled team, but perhaps I've read too much Jack London.

Looking back over the month of October, with the exception of my traditional day off (Sunday) I haven't missed a single day. It's good that this blog is purely electronic. I can only imagine the punishment in the afterlife that would have been mine if even one tree had died to publish this drivel. Using the caveat I came up with of not publishing on holidays either I guess I could have not posted today, but having a full calender was too good to ignore.

Matrix Revolutions comes out next week. It's strange, but thus far with the exception of some stuff I saw over at Ain't It Cool News. I haven't seen a single review. Even Rotten Tomatoes has nothing. The stuff I saw over at AICN looked promising, but I'd like to have a little better idea before I go see it. Nevertheless I'll probably get my boss to let me take a long lunch on Wednesday, so if you're curious I'll let you know what I think then.

Carpe Diem Quam Minimum Credula Postero
Ross