Have missed you!!!
 

Several months ago my problem started. When I would try to access the quilting board website I would get the error msg "this page cannot be displayed." I finally emailed Mr Fixit and he had me do several things to my computer. Still no access. Then we tried plugging my laptop directly into the modum. BINGO! For whatever reason, the obsolete router we were using would not let us access certain websites, Quiltingboard.com being one of them. Hubby bought and hooked up the new router and I am now able to enjoy the daily digest with my morning coffee. I am now a very HAPPY QUILTER!!

Yeah! Welcome back. I know I would hate it if I couldn't access this board.

Sew glad you got it fixed, I'd hate that too! Did you get all your UFO's done since you couldn't get on here? Now you gotta get caught up on here! It's a vicious cycle!

I am hoping to get a new router too so I get the speed that I am suppose to get. Congratulation on resolving the problem.

What makes it even worse is I haven't been doing any quilting at all. Since last October we have been in limbo. We are moving to Granite, Ok from Port Orchard, WA. We have a home in Granite where half of our belongings are and the home here in WA that we are trying to sell. When I sent the first load of belongings to OK I thought we would be quickly joining them. All of my quilting supplies are packed away except I still have my machine and some fabric (recently purchased) here. More than once I have been tempted to go and buy cutting board, rulers, cutters, etc so I could sew here while we wait for our home to sell. If those things weren't so expensive I would be sewing my heart out!!

Welcome back to Oklahoma!! I would have withdrawal pains without the QB!!!!

The Quilt Board is my friend!

Surely there is a quilter in your area who just had shoulder surgery!

Welcome back to the Quilting Board. I read it every morning with my coffee also and I've learned so much. Not sure I could quilt anything without it!!

I think I would have to make a "flying trip" to "rescue" my quilting supplies so I could quilt.