Ohh noooo!

Recently, husband John and I faced an admittedly first-world crisis: our internet connection went down for 48 hours! That meant no TV, no Wifi… and a rather silent apartment.
How often did we check and recheck our connections! But it turned out it wasn’t just us, it was widespread. Thanks, Bell Fibe. π
How much can one read? Or write? Or think? Turns out, quite a bit, but then what?
Dinner time, the second day. See, the thing is, we have a routine: Food on the table at or near 6:00 p.m., and on with the CTV News. We may make a pithy comment on what we’re watching, but we pause the broadcast first and resume the second we stop talking.
But now there was no news! No TV! No internet! No nothing!
I bemoaned this fact as we sat down to eat.
John, ever practical, replied, “Um, we could talk.”
“TALK”?! What a concept! π ππ
We gave it a whirl. But we were grateful when internet service returned later that night. Thanks, Bell Fibe! ππ
I understand completely having to interact!
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I understand completely having to interact! I would like to try to forward a song by one of my favorites:Uncle Bonsai. They are based in Seattle. I describe their original music as social commentary. One song in particular βTrouble in the First World Tooβ. It can be located on YouTube. It deals with βinconvenience β. If you canβt find it, I will forward it.
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Haha!! βProblems in the First World Tooβ! So funny, thanks!!
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I see you received it. I wasnβt sure. Thanks
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Thank *you* for the tip!
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π Talk, what novel idea! Your cat probably wondered what on earth was going on!
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Yes! She especially missed βJeopardy,β which sheβs as addicted to as we are, ensconced on my lap, transfixed by the βThinkβ music!
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I can understand being dismayed when the internet is out. Aye yi yi! I guess I would just have to go skiing and talk with hubby on the chairlift.π
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Sounds sensible! π
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You could always do what they did in the old days: sing!
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Excellent idea! Er, for John. He’s the one with the fab choir voice. Me, not so much! π
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