It just doesn't seem right to feel so strange on such a gorgeous day.  I should really try to just enjoy it - this sort of weather doesn't last long here, and something tells me I'm going to be putting in a lot of long hours in the days and weeks ahead.  The news about Rift Oculon has me completely out of sorts.  I can't help but wonder how we could have missed our biggest competitor blowing past us in the virtual reality technology race.  But then, considering I can't even recall clearly what my<em>MetroCard</em>looks like - and I use it every day - I guess I shouldn't be too surprised.  After all, it's not like VRS crows to the press every time we make a little progress on our top-secret projects.<br/><br/>The smell of fresh-brewed java hits me like a ton of delicious, caffeinated bricks; it's a struggle to keep from turning around and getting in the queue for a steaming grande drip with room for cream. Unlike most people, I don't ever specify that they leave room<em>'at the top.'</em>I mean, where else are they going to leave room in a<em>cup</em>?  The liquid is always going to fall to the bottom,<em>amirite</em>?  Anyway - if the line had been a little shorter, I might have gone for a much-needed caffeine fix, but I really shouldn't make any unnecessary stops. I should also probably get a better idea of what I'm going to be dealing with once I'm actually at work.  The ride downtown isn't long, but I might as well make use of the time.  It would probably be a good idea to save a few key webpages for offline reading before I completely lose my cell signal underground.<br/><br/><hr/><br/>Choice:<br/><br/>C.  Pull your phone out of your pocket and read the front page of your news feed to see if any more news has surfaced about RO.