I have the Internet connection from one of russian leader cellular providers - Mobile Tele Systems (MTS). It's ADLS connection and I borrow an ADLS Wi-Fi router for free from my provider.
A link speed is about 15Mb/sec. My notebook, iPad and a telephone are connecting to the Internet via Wi-Fi.
I use the Internet mainly for studing English at current time. I use many online dictionaries, watch videos and talk to my teachers via Skype. Furthermore, I like to read something interesting.
My wife searches an information about a development of children.
Our son likes to watch cartoons and to talk to grandparents via Skype.

There is one interesting observations: when I'm far from the Internet, I often have many ideas to search and to read on the net. But when I reach my computer I usually remember nothing of all those ideas.

he’ll - he will
that’s - that is or that has
he’d - he would or he had
where’d - where had or where would
couldn’t - could not
I’m - I am
they’ve - they have
you’re - you are

I haven't done my current project for several days.
If I'd less emergency tasks then I'd finish it in time.
It's not easy to switch between many affairs all the day.
You're jaded after such a day.

There is a Russian movie called "Gentlemen of Fortune". It's a very kind and fun film.
And there is an episode: the breakfast-time in the kindergarten. Children are eating unwillingly and a nanny doesn't known what to do. A kindergarten teacher comes and says: "The breakfast is denied today. We are going to fly on Mars by a space rocket. So take your space-spoons and eat thoroughly because our rocket won't return on Earth until the lunch-time." And then all children start to raven enthusiastically.
When my son doesn't want to eat I sometimes use this approach. I take his spoon and wander it in front of him. I say something like this: "This is a spacecraft and it's looking for a base for landing..." My son usually laughs and opens his mouth. I doubt that he comprehends the meaning but it works.

calm sea, placid sea, quiet sea
pleasure yacht
racing yacht
yahth, vessel, craft
hull, body
cabin, compartment, quarters, superstructure
porthole, cabin window
life ring, life buoy, flotation device
deck,platform
railing, banister, handrail
fenders, cushion, buffer
standing rigging, stay, support (i.e. shrouds, braces)
running rigging, ropes (i.e. halyards, sheets)
mast, pole
boom

A vessel on the foreground of the picture is a pleasure yacht.
The hull is broad and roundish. It has a very large superstructure with huge cabin windows.
A life ring is attached to a reiling on the bow.
The destination of this yacht is to pleasure people and to have fun from sailing.

The fourth craft on the background is a racing yacht.
It has narrow and straight body. The cabin is low and has small portholes.
There is nothing superfluous on the deck. A life bouy is usually fixed on the stern.
The racing yacht is intended for taking part in competition. The main goal is being faster.

When I look at this picture I feel nostalgia. I used to go sailing when I was at school.
I still remember the jingle of rigging when the weather is windy and yachts are rocking.
But on the picture the weather is placid. There is no wind and waves. It should be very silently.
And tedious because you can't sail, you are becalmed.