On the other hand, it's amazing how much time is freed up when you simply don't have the possibility to go online - even though I've always claimed I use the internet sparingly, I've had a lot of time freed up for other pursuits. I'm more efficient and not so easily distracted. So in a way, it has been a huge blessing.
I have a lot to say and to share with you, and I love catching up with you, but if you see it doesn't happen as regularly as before, that's the faulty internet connection.
In the meantime we are having a fun time celebrating Hanukkah. We are supposed to have guests tomorrow, for a nice and simple gathering, and I'm looking forward to telling you about it as time allows.
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Happy Hannukah!
HAPPY HANUKKAH!! I hope the rest of your Holiday is very Blessed!
I am just curious how your internet connection works. Are you connected for free or do you have to pay for the unstable connection. (not really my business...just wondering how it works where you live) We pay $34.00 for high speed internet connection. I rarely have a problem with it, but when I do I call up the internet company and they drive over and fix it immediately.
Enjoy the extra time doing other things. I know firsthand from when I took a blogging fast how much more I can do when the internet is not a distraction.
This is my husband and I's first Haunkkah! It really has been such a blessing to us in so many ways.
It's too bad it ends soon. :(
Enjoy the rest of your Hanukkah and have a good, restful Shabbat tomorrow. :)
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