More pictures are up from my recent visit to San Francisco.

After spending a weekend watching the old Superman movies and drooling over the idea of watching the hot boys from Roswell, imagine my suprise when I read this article on the msn.com gossip page:

"Superman" Finally Takes Off
Look! Up in the sky! It's a bird, it's a plane, it's the endlessly delayed, mondo-budgeted "Superman" movie! Variety reports the Man of Steel flick, penned by "Alias" creator J.J. Abrams, may finally take flight later this year, with "Charlie's Angels" director McG at the helm. According to the trade, Warner Bros. hasn't yet given the $200 million pic the go-ahead nor has McG officially been hired, but that hasn't stopped the director from screen-testing six relatively unknown actors for the role of the spandex-clad superhero. While everyone from Nicolas Cage to Jude Law to Jake Gyllenhaal has been mentioned for the lead, recent hopefuls include Jason Behr ("Roswell"), Jared Padalecki ("The Gilmore Girls"), Henry Cavill ("The Count of Monte Cristo"), and Michael Cassidy.

First of all I am vaguely pleased that JJ Abrams wrote the script as I love Alias, and am disturbed by the idea of McG directing by am VERY excited at the idea of Max (aka Jason Behr) being superman. Or even the boy from Gilmore Girls......

I will entertain these ideas to no end. I find them fascinating....

Also I've posted some pictures on cementhorizon. Enjoy

Instead of seeing turkeys on my way home from work, now I see bunnies on my way to work. Hoppity hop, hop. This morning a bunny was crossing the road. And how do bunnies do this? Very slowly. This little bunny saw me coming and per his instincts stopped dead in the middle of the road staring up at me, most likely praying that I didn't see it.

I stopped my car and said, "Move bunny." Hoppity hop it went and then stopped again. "Move bunny!" Hoppity hop....almost out of my way. "Keep going bunny." Hoppity hop. "One more time" Hoppity Hop and he was safely across the street and I continued on my way to work.

Strange that animals are a theme on my commutes to and from work the past couple of years. Turkeys, goats, crows, bunnies. They're all the same, slowing me down and providing me with amusment and images of Michele and Kristen screaming, "Bunny(or whatever other animal it is)!" if they were in the car.

Hoppity hop hop all the way across the road. Silly bunny.