All of a sudden,
the WiFi in my house is
horrible.
I can’t connect in the dining room,
in the kitchen,
in the living room
or
in the bedroom.
I can connect
here,
At first,
and then, nothing…
SOO
frustrating!
This is killing me.
Tomorrow Starbucks.
Ugh.
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The SOLSC is amazing! That is terrible about your wifi being so uncooperative. I hope you get things straightened out quickly.
Oh that is sooooo frustrating!!! I’m glad you still sliced! 🙂
Yesterday, we lost power and cable for a bit. You captured that mounting frustration quite well. Here’s hoping it’s more cooperative today.
Must have been something in the air. My internet went nuts last night for a bit, too. It made it easier to focus on grading papers (all previously downloaded) without the pressure of immediately posting responses.
Hate when technology “glitches” and interferes with progress. Love your pictures and your continued perseverance!!!!
Frustration runs rampant when wi-fi decides to take a break. As long as I sit in the hearth room, my network adapter is great. Move to the office, it has to be reset multiple times. I don’t even know what that means, but that’s what the computer tells me I’m doing. Hope it gets resolved, soon.
YIKES! Can’t live without WIFI. It was tough going in Cancun, but back home, I’d go crazy. Good thing you haven’t lost it totally.
Oh, this JUST happened to me, too! Just now putting my link up that I worked on last night. This morning – nothing! I started and restarted everything in the house except maybe the coffeemaker! Finally, for no apparent reason, it is again working. Must hurry though – who knows when the WI-“FI-airy” will be back! I was scooting to the bottom of the page to post my link when I saw yours and HAD to check out your woes, too!
http://www.mainelywrite.blogspot.com
Do a re-set, Julieanne. It might work? Sometimes my wi-fi goes away when my son & family visit-many more devices going. When I do a re-set, it works again with all of us. Sometimes I wish this was all like the old landline phones, always working!
ARRRGGGHHHHH!!!! WiFi at school is KILLING meeeeee!!!!
Lousy wi fi or not, you still sliced – bravo!
Calm Down and Power On! The SOLC is yours!
What did we do before wifi? Remember when we actually had to find paper and pen? Then sit down and use a stamp to write a note to someone. So glad someone (Al Gore?) invented the Internet. It saves loads of time…except when it isn’t working!
It always seems to do that at the worst time!!