How would you cope

**connieb19** · 02-Feb-06, 19:47

How would you cope if you had to do without your computer for a whole week????

**erli** · 02-Feb-06, 20:01

I would probably spend my week in the Library using theirs.

wickerinca · 02-Feb-06, 20:05

Where is the nearest internet cafe? Panic....I would use the library but don't think that they serve tea!!

Hope that the cafe is open 24 hrs!!

**kas** · 02-Feb-06, 20:09

But imagine we had no power for a week, then what would you do?

**obiron** · 02-Feb-06, 20:09

easy enough i think. we just got ours and are still trying to figure it out. would go back to library.

wickerinca · 02-Feb-06, 20:14

Originally Posted by kas

But imagine we had no power for a week, then what would you do?

Thinking about it......mmmm!1???? Lots of reading by candlelight so that I would be more informed when debating on this forum!!! How does that sound!!??

**badger** · 02-Feb-06, 20:57

Doesn't bear thinking about - I'd be lost. Too far from library and shops - what to do? Actually have to admit I'd probably do all the things I keep putting off - finish knitting that thing I started 2 years ago, sort out the suitcase full of old papers, tidy the loft, might even do some gardening. Or would I? Is being online just an excuse? Hmmm.

**paris** · 02-Feb-06, 21:07

I did have to do without mine for 2 weeks, i was devastated. went and brought a new one at Xmas but have no sound and should have, man coming from Curry's in 15 Min's time to sort it out.

**connieb19** · 02-Feb-06, 21:13

Originally Posted by paris

I did have to do without mine for 2 weeks, i was devastated. went and brought a new one at Xmas but have no sound and should have, man coming from Curry's in 15 Min's time to sort it out.

2 weeks...how did you survive it?????

**Alice in Blunderland** · 02-Feb-06, 21:36

No chasing the kids of MSN so I can get on to Caithness.org.

**spiggie** · 02-Feb-06, 22:13

i think that i could cope alright without the comptuer 4 a whole week but if you were to take my mobile phone from me 4 a week, well!! that would be the end of the world!! lol

**Cedric Farthsbottom III** · 02-Feb-06, 22:21

Could last without the computer,but losing ma sketchpad and pencils.......now thats different.

**Whitewater** · 02-Feb-06, 22:54

I would probably be OK without it. In fact, I'm sure that Mrs. Whitewater would be more than pleased she thinks I spend far too long on it.

**landmarker** · 02-Feb-06, 23:13

I'd just do something else.
I managed without it 'til '97 &
could do so again, at least for a week ;-)

**angela5** · 02-Feb-06, 23:45

I would just have to sit in the cafe net all week and ask the man that runs it to extend his opening hours

**Fran** · 03-Feb-06, 00:18

I have just been without mine for a week, and no tv, it was awful. i think hospitals should have a computer on the wards. it was quite "lonely" and i was wondering what i was missing. but got home today and straight on to caithness Org!!!!

**connieb19** · 03-Feb-06, 00:20

Originally Posted by Fran

I have just been without mine for a week, and no tv, it was awful. i think hospitals should have a computer on the wards. it was quite "lonely" and i was wondering what i was missing. but got home today and straight on to caithness Org!!!!

Welcome back Fran...you must of been FRANtic...lol

**angela5** · 03-Feb-06, 00:21

Originally Posted by Fran

I have just been without mine for a week, and no tv, it was awful. i think hospitals should have a computer on the wards. it was quite "lonely" and i was wondering what i was missing. but got home today and straight on to caithness Org!!!!

you should of sneaked to the nurses room and had a quick peek on their computers

..good to see you back.