Simple but a Fruitful Day
Though I'm in a seemingly difficult situation when it comes to internet accessibility and connection I was able to do the things for the whole day.
1. Posted content to some of my sites.
2. Updated some articles.
3. Changed a theme that I thought it's not working favorably for my site.
4. Changed and restore Adsense code on the widgets and header.
5. Read posts from the community, to some I commented and to some I just liked it.
6. Earn some credits through site comments.
7. Was able to go to the market and have a fresh air outside
8. As of the moment preparing myself for the Christmas Evening Watch, the traditional annual Christmas celebration.
9. After the evening service, if there is still internet, I will continue to post content.
This is not bad accomplishment for the day. However, I can do more if I have the perfect internet accessibility. I feel the location where I am is a doomed place for whatever pocket wifi you are going to use it has selective hours of connectivity. But I have to be patient for I can think better at home than going to a computer shop and rent for one to two hours, there are so many distractions. It's good here because if I cannot think and write I'll just have the convenience of taking a nap. Hahaha.
I hope you have a fruitful day too.
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wow, Jimmy, I would call that a good day at the office.
It can be challenging when we struggle with a poor connection or wifi that is subpar.
Much respect to you for getting things done under trying circumstances.
Compliments of the season to you and your loved ones.
Make 2019 your best year ever.
Alex
Yes, Alex. Since we transferred to this place last June we have to accept this situation and try to see what can be done. If only I have the means it's good to have a better connection from a company so you can have it 24/7 every day.
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Where are you located?
You certainly accomplished a lot in one day...good for you! I, too, experience some internet uncertainty now and then. I'm in a fairly remote area of Alaska, and we have our moments. The internet went out night before last and didn't come back up until late yesterday afternoon.
We just have to live with it, I guess.
I'm in the town center of a rural area of the Southern part of the Philippines. The place is accessible and some homes have telephone landline connections but the church where I'm assigned is at the back of a hill which coincidentally poor in reception whatever wifi is used.