Tuesday, July 23, 2019
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This was me yesterday. My wifi had a little juice first thing, then it was all spinning wheels until the tech person arrived. Hope it gets fixed quickly, Janet.
ReplyDeleteI hate it when a polar bear gets in the way of my connections. However, great timing, these connection issues coincide perfectly with my day job issues.
ReplyDeleteThe picture is actually a negative of a black bear in a blacked out subway.
ReplyDeleteStorms and power outages do play hell with wi-fi systems. Ours only works about 75% of the time, during monsoon season.
I hope you're OK, what with all the blackouts we've been having
ReplyDeleteHmm, I was doing some revisions when poof(!) my laptop died on me! Is something going on here (the planet overheating) and we're all experiencing outages? I'm on the other side of the pond and it's damn hot here!
ReplyDeleteLove the pic, but that's one passenger I wouldn't want to meet up with down in the métro. He does look cuddly though.
Was that a coded message? "Bear with me"?
ReplyDeleteConnection issues... Sounds like me at a cocktail party.
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ReplyDeleteGood one!
Dave Wolf,
Was that a coded message from a wolf crying bear?