I am living on the edge. Breaking the law, breaking the law. Some fool in my neighborhood failed to password protect his wireless signal and I am wardriving.
My own connection went M.I.A. at ten o'clock this morning causing panic and bawling. AT&T tried to fix the damned line, but here I sit, almost twelve hours later, wardriving in a little corner of my bathroom. Three bars in the bathroom, only one in the rest of the house.
How did we live without the Internet? There are twelve hours worth of unexamined nuggets floating about my head.
August 11, 2008
Channeling Judas Priest (or maybe just Beavis & Butthead)
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I know what you mean! Our computer recently broke and I ordered a new laptop but it will take a few weeks to come. I started to panic when I thought that I couldn't be without the internet for that long. Luckily, we worked something out. It's hard to go a day without getting online anymore.
I used to study quite a bit at my local Bob Evans. They didn't have wireless, but a neighboring store did. Alas, they had a password.
Damn them!!!
Out here in the boonies of NE Indiana, I'd have a helluva time finding someone to mooch off of . . .
The last time I lost my internet connection for any length of time it was like heroin withdrawal! There's no doubt I'm addicted.
On our tenth anniversary trip we rented a cabin on Lake Michigan for a long weekend. It did not have an internet connection. We spent a great deal of time at the local coffee shop with our laptop for some reason... ;)
Hi! Thanks for stoping by The Jason show. I appreciate your comments about being a young mother, etc. You know you've defied the odds. Good for you!
I'll be seeing you around!
Ohhh, I know. I know.
It's why I have backup.
A BlackBerry, and an iPod Touch with wifi.
Nothing will keep me from my drug of choice.
Too funny! I love it!
Natasha: Never gone a day without it for years now! Sad.
Tysdaddy: The thought of spotty wireless does diminish my country-living love ... but the fields & streams might make it worth it. Maybe.
Lisa:My son calls the internet the 666 beast. Heroin/hell same analogy, I thnk ;-0
Literate Housewife: You couldn't think of anything else to do on an anniversary trip? Ha! I say this as my husband types away on his iPhone & I type this....
Jason: Thanks for the stop in. I defy the "odd" daily!
Maggie: Trade that iPod touch in for the iPhone girl.
Bree: Glad you get my strange humor ;-)
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