We all got bigger fish to fry...

Josephine's was the place to hang out before catching Edward Osborne Wilson at Jones Hall. E.O., as we affectionately refer to him, is the most respected pioneer of biodiversity in the world, aside from which he's a fanatic entomologist, which adds a slice of mystery to his otherwise nerdy occupation. After all, who could be more enigmatic than someone who can write a whole book about nothing but ants? The topic of the evening was simple, and something that was driven home to me more than once this week: we are killing the world we live in, and if we don't start to take it seriously and do something we are all toast. There was no toast involved at Josephine's that evening, but the fish was pretty darn good : )