Now, this lack of internet was not by choice-it was a situation with a horrible satellite company-who shall remain nameless, caused me to go without and living life on the frontier(i live in a place not considered to be "rural" but rather "frontier", so i'm told)-there just aren't many options for high speed internet.
the first few weeks were pretty darn hard.....then i just let it all go and saw the ridiculousness of it all. i used to be fine without a computer-got along just fine in fact. i just engaged myself in new or old favorite activities.



i've visited historic cemeteries-one of my favorite things to do. guess i like hanging out with dead people. feels so calm and peaceful.




i also became an Auntie again-squee! it's a girl! Rory Mckenzie. can't get any cuter than that. i get to knit gurlie things-yes!!!!
well, i must admit. i'm not internetless anymore. as of 6:28pm this evening-Houston, we have contact! but it has been a lesson well learned. it's okay to step away from the computer. it's amazing how much more there is to do. try it sometime-just unplug!
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pistol packin mama! Great post
I feel the same way about tv. I haven't had one in at least 15 years, if not longer. I don't miss it. What's up with Idol, anyway?
I love the buckskin shot (no pun intended). I imagine the black powder firearms do kick more than normal - it would be fun to try. However, I think I'll stick with throwing tomahawks.
Just like the Jane West doll!
laura- we don't have channels but we do use our tv for DVD's. i haven't had real tv in years- don't miss it at all. from what i hear there's nothing to watch anyway. ha! my son loves the hawk and knife throwing too!
soxy- jane west was the only doll i liked!!!! wish i still had her. loved all the rubber accessories.
Welcome back. I missed you, but then I told you that. It was great to see you in person - sorry I missed you at the plant sale. My poor plants are huddled in the garage - it's snowing. 'nuf already!
Yay, great to have you back, but even better that you have a good perspective on the place for technology in your life!
Love baking bread here too. There's a "shooting range" down in the "meadow" and everyone loves to try hitting the cans when they visit. We don't get out much. Fun post!
Best portrait ever. :)
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