Nathan Moore
Relationship Status
Married
Highschool
Oakland High School
Favorite Music
something corporate, andy davis, mat kearney, blue merl, coldplay, cool hand luke, copeland, dashboard confessional, dave barnes, david crowder band, david mead, death cab for cutie, the early november, echosflow, further seems forever, howie day, imaginary baseball league, interpol, iron&wine, the juliana theory, jump little children, keane, lifehouse, lovedrug, mae, matt wertz, my morning star, the postal service, relient k, shane&shane, the shins, sigur ros, taking back sunday, yellowcard
Favorite Movies
a beautiful mind, falling out of february, a homeless mind, pi, good will hunting, fight club, the usual suspects, memento, napoleon dynamite, eternal sunshine of the spotless mind, secret window, garden state, vanilla sky, serendipity
Favorite Books
The Bible, 1984, Praise Habit, Mere Christianity, Wild At Heart, Blue Like Jazz
Other Websites
http://www.podpoint.net
Back to 1996?
November 17 2005
So, I am sitting in a private ski lodge in Vermont next to several slopes that do not yet have snow (though I did not plan to ski on this trip anyway)...
I finally was able to get some internet access... yes. I feel like I am back in 1996... why? That's right, dial-up. Now, those of you with dial-up may not really know what you are missing by not having broadband... but once you go broadband, you never go back. It is such a stretch to have to connect through a phone line (not to mention I had to fork out $8.95 add will probably have to give my first born in order to cancel my account after the first month)... but it is internet access. My communication portal to the world... plus, my cell phone does not even work here. I guess it's the network (I will be switching to Verizon soon)...
I hope everyone is having a great week. And there is my dialed-up update from non-snowy Vermont...
I finally was able to get some internet access... yes. I feel like I am back in 1996... why? That's right, dial-up. Now, those of you with dial-up may not really know what you are missing by not having broadband... but once you go broadband, you never go back. It is such a stretch to have to connect through a phone line (not to mention I had to fork out $8.95 add will probably have to give my first born in order to cancel my account after the first month)... but it is internet access. My communication portal to the world... plus, my cell phone does not even work here. I guess it's the network (I will be switching to Verizon soon)...
I hope everyone is having a great week. And there is my dialed-up update from non-snowy Vermont...
sideline cowboy
November 17 2005
Try going from dial-up to broadband back to dial-up and not having a choice at all in the matter.
Glad to see you're still alive though.
Wastedinthesoup
November 17 2005
aye me...i had dial up for the longest time...<br> You know, I'm thinking if I had to be punished I would have dial up..that would not be pleasent...haha..have a lovely day:-)
Kimberly
November 17 2005
i get to go back to dial up next weekend when i go home :(
but i think my parents are gonna get broadband soon!!
Amy
November 18 2005
I have dial-up at home, but when we lived at my aunt's house we had broadband. Yeah... rough transition... totally not cool to live in 1996 when you were living in 2003/2004.
Emilio Estevez
November 19 2005
i know how that is 100% plus about 37. I had cable once before i moved and had to downgrade from it to dial-up for about 3 years. All is well now...college campuses have forgotten the ways of dial-up
Emily
November 19 2005
yeah, it's great. are you still enjoying it?? man, it's cold outside! not like the south.
