I guess the problem should be identified as the transition from the present page on the monitor screen to a new page due to some sort of defective gene in the Internet protocol's DNA embedded by the same forces that make you wait in the shower for the water to get hot. That is to say, that uncouth page-to-page transitions only aggravates the unavoidable Internet delay. This isn't the same situation clicking on different pages on the same website because generally all the sub pages on a given website are fully loaded and transitions are instantaneous. Ditto with switching between different tabs on a browser. Again, this observation du jour is directed at the two seconds of blankness that occurs while switching between entirely different websites. Perhaps if you squint enough you can watch the photons decaying. Moving on, the "old page" should more properly remain on the screen until the "new page" is fully loaded because for the time being you won't be seeing anything new anyways.

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Ya, and the problem with is that 2 seconds isn't long enough to actually do anything else, so there's not much you can do but wait.
Brad- no multi-tasking, then
And then there's my Hotmail e-mail account that is suddenly dead. What the heck. I click on it and nothing.
Gigi also told me that certain comment systems don't allow people outside of blogspot to comment. Therefore, I had to change my comment page.
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