Hiatus

A warning, gentle readers.

This is a rare work post.  I recently made it a rule to not blog at or about work (except in casual passing mention) and I am breaking that rule right now. 

I'm such a rebel you know.

We are experiencing DSL "issues" at home right now so I am not only not able to connect to the internet from home, I am also not able to blog. 

Of course, since that is the case, I have hundreds of lovely blogging ideas.  My husband suggested I do them in a word document, download it on a disc then upload at work and let's face it, gentle readers, the man is a genius to think of such a simple idea but he is forgetting what an inherently lazy woman he married.  I can't do that because it would entail transporting a disc from my home environment to my work environment and well, that's not bloody likely. I am thankful I remember to take my purse, phone, office keys and the baby every morning.

So you may not or may not see me much until early next week or unless the DSL fairy makes an unexpected house call. 

You do believe in the internet fairy, don't you?

Or, I get really bad withdrawal symptoms and make another rare work entry.

NOTE: Still checking and responding to email at work, so don't forget me entirely.

Sniff.  I miss you already and it's only for a few days..

Comments

[Amy]

Hee, hee...that's exactly what I do, only I type my thoughts at work (makes me look busy), save it to a disk, and then download it when I get home. I use one of those single disk cases because I've ruined a couple of them by throwing them in my purse.

[Sara]

Once you put everything on the disk, you could always stick it right into your purse before bed, that way it'll be in there already :D

[Barbara V.]

Ah, Lisa. I am not a blogger, but I do write a good many letters, from which I save copies that serve nicely as my memories. When I cannot write, I am in sad shape. I believe in the DSL fairy, and will say a little prayer that the DSL folks get movin' your way really soon. After all, what's blogging in the free world if you aren't free to blog? Smiles to you and sunshine in your heart.

[Rob]

Its hard to believe that not too long ago we didn't even have DSL. How did we ever live without it? Here's hoping you get back on line soon.

But in the time being, doing the rebel every now and then is good for one's soul. Really!

[Stacy]

WAHHHHH!!! I miss you... hoping the DSL fairy shows up soon...