View From the Bushes

My wife is leaving me. It's time for the annual trip to Park City with all the women-folk. They start off with a nice dinner tonight and then return to their condo for an evening of relating the faults of their husbands before retiring early so that they can be prepared for a big day of non-stop shopping at all the factory stores. Of course, you would expect that they would take the kids, all those women together would have no trouble with them, but apparently leaving the kids is part of the appeal. I'm not quite as apprehensive as I have been in years past. The kids are older and less clingly though there have been some signs of illness; hopefully it will turn out to be nothing.

There's been this interesting story play out at work over the past week, but as I look at the clock it doesn't look like I'll have time to relate it, so I guess it will have to wait until Monday. I have my last of the big meetings this afternoon and then after that a meeting to discuss the meetings, plus I have to be home a little bit early so that my wife can leave town. Overall, it's going to be a busy afternoon. In news, we have yet another group of scientists telling us that global warming is past the point of no return. Which if you think about it, is actually good news. If we're past the point we can do anything about it, then what's the point of trying to do anything about it. Scrape all the emission standards, tear up Kyoto, emit as much CO2 as you want, we're past the point of no return...

Alone in the dark
Ross