Yippee!
we now have high speed internet.
The local phone company put a radio receiver on the top of our house. They mounted it to the TV anntena pole. It receives internet signals from a broadcaster located on the top of the water tower in a town 15 miles away.
we are too far from anywere for DSL, so this was the best solution. We are 1 of the first 5 to be able to get it. Now they will wait to see how everything works before getting any one else set up.
This is like going from walking speed to 100m/h. what a difference this is. we still need to get a router so we can get both computers up and running on high speed internet. DH's computer is stilll on dial-up until we get the router.
on Heather's blog, Tarnished Tatter she is requesting craft items for a charity auction to benefit a friend of hers who has stage 4 Breast Cancer. If you are interested in donating a craft item, please visit Heather's blog and contact her.
Thanks for posting about the Benefit Craft Sale... WOO HOO isnt DSL the best I was so in heaven when I got mine last year :)
ReplyDeleteIsn't faster internet service wonderful! People always say to me that I must be so "patient" because I tat, LOL! Nope, not so! I won't tolerate dial up internet if I don't have to, LOL!
ReplyDeleteThanks for your nice comment on my blog and I will look for some kind of acid testing paper to test the stained wooden hanger that my little dress is on. If you have any ideas of where to get it let me know!
Thanks for welcoming my niece to blogland on her new blog, too! :)
Hi Heather and TattingChic,
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comments,
TattingChic, you might be able to check with your local museum or maybe a scrapbooker, they should be able to tell you.
Whoo hoo...Now you are cook'n, I hope it all works out ..because it is impossible to go back to dial-up.
ReplyDeleteThanks Sherry, I hope so too, I deal with DSL at work all day then had to come home to dialup. what a frustration and hassle.
ReplyDeletehave a good day setting up your pottery