In the BVIs, though, being "in the cloud" is a bit more literal
Last night, as waves of rain washed over the house, we were quite often in the cloud. And sometimes, as wisps of vapour passed through the open door, the cloud was in the house.
Tuesday, April 5, 2011
Difference in Meaning
I've been seeing a lot of commercials lately that refer to being "in the cloud" or going to "the cloud". I guess these are meant to refer to cloud computing.
In the BVIs, though, being "in the cloud" is a bit more literal
Last night, as waves of rain washed over the house, we were quite often in the cloud. And sometimes, as wisps of vapour passed through the open door, the cloud was in the house.
In the BVIs, though, being "in the cloud" is a bit more literal
Last night, as waves of rain washed over the house, we were quite often in the cloud. And sometimes, as wisps of vapour passed through the open door, the cloud was in the house.
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