My computer has been sorted, thanks to a mixture of calm, patience and a couple of long phone conversations with a friend who has the know-how to deal with these things.
It was sorted out pretty quickly in fact - within a couple of days. After that initial feeling of having lost something, however, it's felt more like the converse: I'm now reluctant, at least at the moment, to spend more than a little bit of time online each day.
Not from any sense that I should be doing other things: just that I've almost immediately found that I'm enjoying feeling less reliant on net time.
It's rather nice, in fact.
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Good for you.
See you on the flipside.
Welcome back, albeit briefly before you switch the machine off again.
xx
Well mazel tov about the computer anyway. Net time/other time - I tend to ricochet.
I lost my main Mac the day after I spent hours configuring my new WiFi and days trying to get my old Nokia Internet tablet to connect. Then I set up an old Windows PC for my kids, bought a Netbook for my birthday and then the damn Mac packed in. For two weeks I did nothing but set up computers and try to get them to talk to the Internet. Now I have a lovely new Mac, it's very special.
I've come to much the same conclusion and have begun shedding 'friends' from facebook. There just isn't enough of me to do all that I feel I should on here so I've begun finding ways to lessen the demand. I'm hoping it will give me more writing time.
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