Its me going to Milford.

Going to visit my Dad before and after APT.  I suppose I'll visit my
sister while I'm there too.  And maybe see some sights.  Maybe do some
of the things sons my age are doing all over this land for and with
their fathers.

  In another time and place we'd be packing our gear for a trip in the
Adirondaks.  But that old circle of life thing is at work and Patrick
and I are planning several days on the Nemakagon when I get back.  Some
how we have to convince his Mom that he gets Rosh Hashanah off as well
as the following Monday.  But she always sees these schemes coming long
before we have them ready to put in play.  And it would be pretty hard
to convince her that it begins at sunrise.

-jc


On Monday, August 18, 2003, at 03:35  PM, Leland Torrence wrote:

> Rudy, what are you doing in Milford, CT?
> Leland
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Kitty tortillas!
> [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Rudy
> Christian
> Sent: Monday, August 18, 2003 3:25 PM
> To: [log in to unmask]
> Subject: Re: New Fangled Wireless Gizmo Question?
>
>
> Jc asked:
>
> I've been hearing about wireless web access at places like Starbucks,
> and airports and hotels and such.  Has anyone had any experience with
> this?  If I have a wireless network card, in my computer, can I just
> get
> within range of one of these things and jump on the internet, or do I
> need some sort of subscription, or ISP or something?
>
> AND, does anyone know if such networks are available in Portland...and
> Milford, CT?<<
>
>
> Just remember, unless you are really firewall savvy (read: are in your
> late teens, early twenties or have a child who is..) unsavory types can
> just jump right on you connection and play games with your hard drive
> and email address book. Just think, you can be known as the guy who
> gave
> everybody you know Ecoodies!
>
> Rudy
>
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