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Sweet, sweet internet connection I have you back.
After wrestling a router into submission. "No! You're not allowed to simply refuse to answer. I can *see* you. Don't pretend those leds aren't blinking!" I'm now online for the first time in two days.

I've learned these two days that no internet equals stressful. Especially since every single member of my family deems it necessary to tell me that they still can't access the internet every two hours.
Reading my flist is an easy way for me to relax after work.
These two facts don't fit well together.
Thankfully I had my new mobile to let me play a bit for fun. (Tiny. Silly functions. Lots and lots of options. I think I can even use it to make phone calls.)

Otherwise I've learned that young foxes definitely top the cuteness factor of cats or dogs, the legs of a Great Dane are much more heavy than most cats and I may be allowed to neuter a dog on my own next week. I don't know if I should be exited or start to panic. I think I'll settle for panicked excitement. (Ohmygod. Surgery. On my own. Not only sutures. Wah! I can do that. It's not difficult. But ohmygod WAH!)

And now: On to skip=a lot. My ocd is messing with my relaxation.

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I think I can even use it to make phone calls.

*lol* Know that feeling. I'll get a new one in two months and all those mobiles are so tiny...

And I wish you good luck on that surgery. Sounds exciting.

I may be allowed to neuter a dog on my own next week.

Du schaffst das! Das kann ja schließlich nicht so schwer sein :P

I think I can even use it to make phone calls
Isn't it crazy what all these new mobiles can do? Sometimes it's really a surprise that they're also for making telephone calls. That's the reason why I still have a black-and-white display, non polyphone mobile - I use it as telephone, nothing else. After two years my telephone provider sent me a new mobile, which is still lying unused in a drawer at home.

I may be allowed to neuter a dog on my own next week
Wow! Should I wish you good luck or would this be insulting because you don't need luck, because it's a matter skill, not luck?

My old brick of a mobile needed me to give the battery a few good thumps before reacting to any of my actions, so it was good luck that my mother's contract was up for renewal. Cheap mobile for me - no further expenses for anyone.

Should I wish you good luck or would this be insulting because you don't need luck, because it's a matter skill, not luck?
It requires fine-motoric skills and therefore, no matter how well I know what I have to do, I can use all the luck I can get. (She says, dropping her pen for the n-th time) *g*

ok, then I wish you good luck! *crosses fingers* :o)