View From the Bushes

As STI pointed out, I generally don't blog on my days off, particularly on days when I'm trying focus on one thing. I find it interrupts the flow. Of course work is nothing but interruptions, so it works out better, plus I have a completely useless meeting every morning which I use to outline my blog and in some cases write it entirely. I am planning on taking a lot of time off this month, so maybe I'll try and line up a guest blogger or two. Let me know if you're interested in the job.

I went on a real work binge over the three-day weekend and I'm definitely hung-over. Okay, since I've never been hung-over in the classical sense it may be inappropriate to use the word definitely, but if this is what it feels like it only strengthens my resolve to not drink. We're replacing the kitchen and dining room floor; as part of that we had to move the stove, which required disconnecting the gas. Of course that sort of thing always makes you nervous, but the house hadn't blow up by this morning when I woke up, so I guess we're okay.

We got into a discussion in my family about Sasquatch and I brought up the old theory that bigfoot=Cain (as in the son of Adam). This led me to do a little searching on the internet. One of the pages I stumbled across was a guide to separating Utah reality from Utah myth, originally attributed to the Deseret News. A funny read for all of those who live here, and possibly an even funnier read for those that don't.

Hung-over from too much work
Ross