I am surrounded by green expanses of ageless trees, rustling streams and a teeming multitude of creatures not of men but of God. Few humans have ventured here, including those with the wires and frequencies that connect my inner workings to the Internet. Today I can not bear the lag between thought and reality. I refuse to be reduced to the motions of a snail. I just wanted to live vicariously in your world for an instant, but instead the little ball swirls and swirls in a galaxy beyond the rustlings that exist in me.
Are you blessed with high-speed Internet?
Richard Rensberry, Author at QuickTurtle Books®
QuickTurtle Books® 
There is little demand for iInternet here because the predominate culture is Amish. I can fully appreciate their attitude but for me it is a handicap. I would imagine it would be next to impossible to get Internet outside of a big cities in Turkey.
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Mine is not high speed, but it is usually continuous – so I am lucky.
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Yes, I too often cannot open blogs with pictures, and definitely no videos. My Internet relationship is like talking to a person and five minutes later they might respond. Considering you are half way around the world it is a blessing it works at all. In the scheme of things, even five minutes is quite
the technical feat.
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Our’s is erratic sometimes. I was able to open it after Leonard posted it again. He has said in the past that his internet in Turkey is erratic.
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