Aug. 14, 2008 - Blogging Interruptis
I must have had an internet connection addiction. It seems so clear in hindsight. The day I lost my internet connection I was only mildly panicked, sure that John, my hero, could fix it by night fall. Alas, I went to bed without checking my email or reading my blog feeds on night 1. I woke up the next morning and purposely stayed off the computer until afternoon rest time and prayed for a quick connection, piggy backing off a neighbors wireless connection. I said all the proper praises to my God, who loves me even in the small things, and uploaded all our first day of school pictures and blogged about my day. Unfortunately, that was the last of a clear connection for days to come. I could feel the anxiety rising in me as I had many emails left unchecked and unanswered. People probably wondered where I had gone. Of course no one called me, except Jennifer J , to check on my well being after being off Facebook for 4 days in a row. My beloved tried so hard to reconnect me, but after 6 plus hours fiddling, unplugging, twisting, praying, and generally trying to keep his cool, he called AT&T. Their diagnostician, in the Philippians, concluded that our modem had gone bad. Again. So now I wait for a new modem that will ease my stress level at the end of the day and connect me to your world. And yes, I admit that I have an internet blogging addiction. J Just so no one worries about my soul, I do make sure my house is clean, my children are educated, dressed and fed, the bread is made for the day, my chores are done, dinner is in the crock pot, my quiet time has been first, and that my children aren’t standing over me with big solemn eyes begging for my attention. So there, I love to read all of your blogs and to add to mine own in a form of therapy that only the internet can provide.
