I have no Internet
My goodness,
What do you do when you can't work online for almost a day?
I felt guilty and lost, especially since I chose to have an "easy day at the office" yesterday. I felt that my hands were tied (crossed) like the above picture of a man.
Isn't it amazing how we tend to totally rely on technology, the speed of communication today and when suddenly we don't have it - we feel totally lost and panic can set in.
Well, I achieved a lot doing chores around the house that needed doing and the guilt and the feeling of being lost soon dissipated.
Finally I am back online tonight and writing this short post. Back on track and there's work to do.
Who else has had a similar experience?
Thank you for dropping by. Best wishes to you all.
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Hi Helen
Very frustrating ... As a volunteer for my wife’s care business I often find myself without internet, and often iPhone only.
So I found software solutions to be able to write offline, on phone or pc, that automatically syncs with a web solution when I go online.
So when online I focus on research for ideas, posting, refining SEO and handling emails.
I’ve been practising offline writing habits for a while now and find the internet something of a distraction at times when I am trying to focus on writing!
:-)
Richard
Dropping that connection can be a Chance to push pause and reset. Always good to get back online. A go to can be using your phone and creating a hot spot with it. You will be pleased to get back online Helen.
And we wonder why our kids spend so much. Time online. Climb a tree, go fishing, stay in bed peace out for a day. Only one life.
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Helen , how you doing , glad you back online , the internet now is like coal in the winter
Back in the 70s
The world has changed , in country like Japan if the internet down for a hour , they suicidal rate spike isn't that sad
That's the world we living in
Nice one Helen
Happy that you are back on the grid