Today was so exciting it takes three posts to capture it all. If any or all of these headlines grab you, then please read on!
This exciting day was made more challenging when we discovered that we no longer had wi-fi in the campground.
We learned that campers’ demand for broadband outweighed the campground’s supply and had been blocked by the provider. (As you’ll soon learn, we were probably among the most offending parties.) The office and the campground share the same service, so vital business processes came to halt. The temporary fix is to block wi-fi to the campground and keep the business running.
As campers, it’s a minor frustration. As capitalists, we understand and hope they can find a better solution soon. As future fulltimers, the whole thing has us rethinking our connectivity solutions for the road.
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3 comments:
B&N,
Connectivity issues are difficult at best. When we had HughesNet, we occasionally were kicked off due to the dreaded "fair access policy" (we got FAPPED!). Because the bird we were assigned became overused by business interests, we dropped the service and purchased an air card from AT&T.
You may recall what happened to us in Texas when we got the call from AT&T informing us of a $1200 monthly usage fee because we went over the 5 Gig limit. We were offered and accepted a one time administrative adjustment that forgave that charge, but we have shut down our internal WiFi and all computer sharing between J and me.
We look forward to sharing laughs about our communications choices when we meet up with you along the roadways of America.
Safe travels!!!!!!! :-)
Congratulations on the sale of your house!!!! And thanks for the update on gypsy. Now be careful driving your rig while on Cloud 9!
Congratulations on the sale of your "old home" and welcome to the fulltime lifestyle in your "new home". Hopefully our paths will cross as we continue "Wandering America".
Darrell and Judy
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