Walking back from dropping off Sammy the Volga at the Big Village… – Windows to Russia
If you like to sled, you have to like to drag the sled
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If you like to sled, you have to like to drag the sled
If you like to sled, you have to like to drag the sled
Still raining and windy….you know spring rains and all that? Vova brought me a male tree to replace one that died and these trees produce tiny orange citrus berries. Unhappy girls needed a boy around to do their best….oh my did I say that? Friday, I go to the Big Village and pick up all the stuff I ordered. Going to paint mom’s home next week, after the rains and I got twenty steel fence posts ordered to be cut. Going to make the fence solid that I built last year. If I like using steel posts? I will start replacing rotted posts with them on the old fence…
The IP says, “Dunno!” We say, “You Know!” Right now we am on a Huawei Modem ( * Attention Americans: Huawei Modem!) that we use in the Tiny Russian Village. Works fantastic, if not a bit slower in data transfer, yet we able to work on our sites no issues… We have noticed about a dozen sites blocked that are open on everyone else’s systems. We have also pinpointed it to our IP’s big system modem, yet they seem to balk at clearing the main systems cache…? Makes it harder for us to get work done, when we have to switch systems just to look at a few sites. So?
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