Weird and Wireless

Well, most (actually all) of my known, active followers have called me weird at one time or another. But now they can call me weird less often, because I'm wireless, which makes me more like them, thus weirdless.


I've always wanted to be wireless. Or less wired, because those systems do have a wire connecting them to the telephone system. So, they're really just wiredless. After seeing my favorite son in law's system, I really wanted one (actually he's my only son in law so he has to be the favorite). Until recently, I never had a need for it because the Lan cable could easily span the 8ft distance all the way cross my living room, and I could remain weired and wired. But things changed.


Now my living room is downstairs from my office, and of course there is a Dock and decks. So, I went wiredless yesterday. The G-routers are quite cheap now, and with the openness of my house (as is this entire state) it works really swell. Now need for that pricier N-router. And it was really simple for me to set up. I didn't employ the security features though, so most anyone could steal my signal from a boat on the Lake, or from the bushes across the street. Yes, my street is paved, believe it or not. But it is hard to find, especially in the dark, and there's bears in those bushes. That's my security system.


So, now I can be connected wherever I go around here, even at the Dock. And if I get that laptop carrier that opens into a dome tent to cover my computer, I can even sit in the rain to connect wiredlessly if I want. I just need better rain suit though. Maybe the kind that the crabbers wear on Deadliest Catch, because it rains hard here.


I'm actually connected now, wiredlessly, as I sit in the comfort of the recliner I got from the thrift store. I do plan to replace that chair, but unlike my udda Sista, I'll wait for my handout check to clear the bank before I stimulate myself and my country. I might even watch that Sista's retirement celebration from here as well.


Right now, I have to check my wiredless signal strength at the Dock of the Lake.