Louise Penny

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Gamache grinned. Each time they used dial-up in Three Pines—the only way to connect since no other signal reached this hidden village—the Chief would remind Jean-Guy that once even dial-up had seemed a miracle. Not a nuisance.
Louise Penny
Now, this is something I’ve changed slightly, as technology has improved. It seemed unreasonable that Three Pines would not have better coverage. Though for many years, much longer than the rest of the world it seemed, Michael and I could only connect using dial-up. We lived in the middle of nowhere, in blessed countryside. The sounds of nature only interrupted by the screech of the connection being made. And our swearing. Until, like Gamache with Beauvoir, we had to remind each other that this was still pretty amazing.
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Anne Mccune
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Anne Mccune
We had a summer place where our only connection to the outside world was a party line. Then, sometime in the late 80's we installed a direct line. Internet only came about a decade ago. I loved it! Ob…
Diana
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Diana
We have a cabin in the mountains where our cell phones don’t work. It was heaven to have a large group up (when that was possible) and nobody was on their phones.
Steve Scott
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Steve Scott
Comfort yourself in that Three Pines will never see FiOS!
The Long Way Home (Chief Inspector Armand Gamache #10)
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