Yellowstone Adventure: Connected to the outside world!

I'm not without complete connection to the outside world anymore!  My sweet hubbie got me a Dish satellite receiver and had it delivered here last week.

On one of my days off I spent about six hours getting the thing up and running.

 
I had to try it in several different locations until I found a clear path to satellites 110 and 119.
 


I only have about 30 channels, but now I can tune into CNN and watch all the "fake" Trump news.  I try to bypass this channel most of the time because what I hear about that man makes my blood boil.

Anyway I'm connected again and it's been nice the last couple days because it was so cold that I was cooped up inside the trailer with Sophie.

I've had a couple people ask me for my address.  It's really exciting to think that for the first time in my life someone might send me a care package.  I've sent a more than my share of care packages to various people over the last 40 years.

Here's my mailing address if you use the U.S. Postal Service:

My Name
PO Box 6288
Yellowstone National Park, WY  82190

FedEx and UPS packages can be sent to:

My Name
1000 Grand Loop
Grant Village Personnel Office
Yellowstone National Park, WY  82190

If anything is sent via UPS or FedEx you'll have to send me the tracking number so I know when to go to the dorm to pick it up.

Comments

Yogi♪♪♪ said…
I don't know if getting CNN is a good thing or not. I just get agitated when I watch it. Better than faux news though.
June 14, 2017 at 8:24 PM
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