Lightning bugs

As a child, my sister and I caught them and put them in jars to light up our night, now I smile when I come home in the dark and see lightning bugs (fireflies) outside my door.  Of course, that means I also have mosquitos, but it's worth the occasional mosquito bite to enjoy the lightning bugs.  Tonight I had dinner at Provino's, my favorite Italian restaurant in Auburn.  My waiter was very patient and let me eat my vegetable lasagna, drink a glass of wine and read my book until I was ready to go.  I needed a break from my La-Z-Boy.

Nicholas Carr's book about Cloud Computing is certainly thought-provoking.  I can't help but think that non-profits can use The Cloud to their benefit.  I'm hoping I can learn enough this summer to save the JCC some money.  Why should they buy another server?  It may be too early in the utility computing world for conservative non-profits to move in that direction, but I think I'd rather spend my time learning how to migrate to the Cloud than learning how to set up a Windows network.

I'm watching an older episode of Treme and I just saw my friend's son in a scene at the airport.  How fun! Speaking of Treme, I like Davis, the politician.  Who is he?  And, next time I'm home, I need to go to Lil Dizzy's for lunch.  Who wants to go with me?