Well that's it (nearly) .... times drawing to close the end of the hour. As Kristine mentioned in an earlier post today ... we are still not on line yet. We are reliant on an hour per day's free internet at our local library. One hour per day to connect with the outside world ... e-mails, news etc.It's not that long really ...
The computers are not the quickest in the world. The library is most certainly not the quietest in the world. A bank of about twenty 'public' computers all together in a space. All drawing off the same bandwidth. Strangers beside strangers. Music through speakers. Kids playing whilst parents surf the net.
It's better than nothing. But it ain't the best situation in the world.
But, it's good to be posting again. It's good to be watching what is going on in the outside world, and its good to see that 'someone somewhere' is still aware of me posting insights. Thanks again for the synchronicity between my first insight in ages and a news story appearing less than a day later (insight wrote on Friday night and posted on Saturday afternoon here in Canberra - late Friday night/ early hours Saturday morning Uk. News story appearing in Uk on the Saturday when we were off the internet and at home watching night-time TV).
It seems the fun & games are back on track again... but with a significant deadline (it appears) approaching, there does seem to be an end game coming into focus out of those white billowing mists that were formed on the trail.
Methinks ... I might have another insight written sometime this weekend and upload it sometime next week (just to see what happens)
Bye for now.
MJ