I have been using the internet since the days of the bulliten boards. A server you dialed directly in to with your modem. As far as actual internet usage, I would say since probably around 1991. There were not many websites back then and they were much simpler. You didn't have streaming video and huge flashy graphics, low speed modems and dial up internet connections couldn't handle them. Chat was limited to forums and "IRC" (internet realy chat)clients. Yahoo was just a search engine back then. There was no such thing as instant messaging, or social network sites. My, how things have changed.
Between 1989 and 1991, I had a typing professor that was awesome. Because of her, I improved my typing and keyboarding skills. She rewarded us with chocolate kisses when we did well. I discovered chocolate was a fantastic motivator.
I am sorry to hear that you lost your job. It can feel sole destroying to keep applying for jobs and to keep on getting rejection letters. In the early 1990s my country had a bad recession. In 1991 I had a fantastic job in a ship brokers in London and I had bought a nice little cottage in a village one and a half hours away from my job. I had hoped to work there for five years then get a job in a town near my cottage. However I was made redundant. I tried very hard to get another job but it was way too challenging. I had to let my cottage out and go off traveling overseas. I got a working holiday visa for Australia. With my savings I bought an airline ticket. So I traveled for just over one year with £400 a month coming in from renting out my home. I found lots of work in Australia. I worked as a children's nanny and as charity worker dressed up as a koala. If I had stayed at home my...
I was born in a county in the South East of England. I lived near the neighboring county and London so I went out of my county many times when I was a young child. The first trip I did out of my home country was by ferry and train. It was to France when I was a young child. The first time I went on a plane was when I was 14 years old. It was June 1987 and I flew from London to Athens. The first time I went another continent was when I was 18 to 19 years old. I went to Africa and the Caribbean in 1991.
Hi Lamb... I can relate to the pain you feel. I lost my mom from a terminal illness. I'm glad you got to see your mom. If you can, try not to focus on what is killing her, but focus that she is still alive and with you. So much time is wasted in anger. We don't think things are supposed to happen to us or our parents. My mom died at 69. I don't think I will live much past that .. I'm on oxygen at night. My oxygen levels get so low I could easily just not wake up any night I go to bed. I try not to focus on this and I just try to enjoy what I have left of my life.I feel bad that cancer is eating your mom up. Cancer has no respect of persons... it doesn't care who it feeds off from. Little children die every day with cancer. It hurts when anyone you love dies or you see them wasting away. If you had visited your mom you might have seen a more gradual change over time, but since you...
It is illegal for telemarketers to call cell phones. you can actually sue in your local small claims court. Go to www.ucan.org for everything you need to know to stop them and even turn the tables and profit from them. Min. $500 you could get from every telemarketer that calls you. And you can file a complaint with the FCC online and they will issue the telemarketers an $11,000 fine. The trick is be nice to them and act interested in whatever they are selling while getting all of their company info. Do some research online about the TCPA Telephone Consumer Protection Act of 1991
If it's gonna be available in our area, I will be delightful to see it. But I have seen one back in 1991 when I was still in my third grade. It was not as strange as I have expected though. The erupting of Mt Pinatubo is more scary
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Several times, normally without too many problems. Going to India in 1991, I had to get a tourist visa, which took about two days.
When I wanted to stay in Thailand beyond the foreseen four weeks (allowed to all tourists) a few years ago, I had to attend the tourist visa extension office in Bangkok. This took a few hours.
And on the first occasion when I went to the United States, I needed a visa. This, again, I got in a matter of hours.
That said, I have never been anywhere really difficult to get in. I have weighed up going to Myanmar/Burma, but not made it as yet.