From Inside The Cave
Friday! Yes, oh yes! And a three day weekend to boot! Wahoo! And my wonderful, awesome girlie-girlie-girlfriend took Monday off too, so we can just laze around together and be silly. Now that is a wonderful way to spend an otherwise dreaded Monday.
Tomorrow I'm supposed to be getting my much higher speed, lower cost Internet access at my apartment (otherwise known as "The Cave") and so I'll be dropping my DSL (I have nothing but irritated, nasty things to say about SBC Yahoo DSL) and then, toward the middle of the month, I'm going to sign up for Vonnage, which will give me unlimited telephone access via the broadband line, after which I'll drop my SBC account entirely and save another chunk of money.
I know, I know ... what if the power goes out? I'll have no phone. Well, being that I have nothing but cordless phones anyway, that's already my problem. But, now, anyway, I have a mobile phone, so that won't be a problem regardless. If I got better reception in The Cave I wouldn't even need Vonnage. As it is, if I want to use my mobile phone from here, I have to walk up the hill. I tell you, I live in a hole. I don't get any TV reception down here and barely any radio, either. I have to listen to Internet radio.
But it's weird, I kinda like it this way. It's like I'm an Internet hermit, or something.
Tomorrow I'm supposed to be getting my much higher speed, lower cost Internet access at my apartment (otherwise known as "The Cave") and so I'll be dropping my DSL (I have nothing but irritated, nasty things to say about SBC Yahoo DSL) and then, toward the middle of the month, I'm going to sign up for Vonnage, which will give me unlimited telephone access via the broadband line, after which I'll drop my SBC account entirely and save another chunk of money.
I know, I know ... what if the power goes out? I'll have no phone. Well, being that I have nothing but cordless phones anyway, that's already my problem. But, now, anyway, I have a mobile phone, so that won't be a problem regardless. If I got better reception in The Cave I wouldn't even need Vonnage. As it is, if I want to use my mobile phone from here, I have to walk up the hill. I tell you, I live in a hole. I don't get any TV reception down here and barely any radio, either. I have to listen to Internet radio.
But it's weird, I kinda like it this way. It's like I'm an Internet hermit, or something.
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