Comments on: Dear Mr. Panera http://www.restaurantgal.com/2007/07/dear-mr-panera/ Scenes from the podium...one pager at a time. Sun, 05 Feb 2012 18:18:32 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.3 By: Lisa http://www.restaurantgal.com/2007/07/dear-mr-panera/comment-page-1/#comment-4912 Lisa Wed, 25 Jul 2007 01:44:09 +0000 http://www.restaurantgal.com/?p=290#comment-4912 I love Panera - for their bread and other wonderful delights. Unfortunately I don't get to live the wifi experience because I don't have a portable computer as you obviously do. Enjoy! I love Panera – for their bread and other wonderful delights. Unfortunately I don’t get to live the wifi experience because I don’t have a portable computer as you obviously do. Enjoy!

]]> By: ADW http://www.restaurantgal.com/2007/07/dear-mr-panera/comment-page-1/#comment-4910 ADW Tue, 24 Jul 2007 13:34:18 +0000 http://www.restaurantgal.com/?p=290#comment-4910 How much do I love Panera? I know where they all are in my area, so that I can work from them if I am on the road. They do have a pesky filter problem that will block the most inane websites if they think they are scandalous, but they don't charge you and they never hassle you either. How much do I love Panera? I know where they all are in my area, so that I can work from them if I am on the road. They do have a pesky filter problem that will block the most inane websites if they think they are scandalous, but they don’t charge you and they never hassle you either.

]]> By: Julie http://www.restaurantgal.com/2007/07/dear-mr-panera/comment-page-1/#comment-4909 Julie Tue, 24 Jul 2007 13:08:46 +0000 http://www.restaurantgal.com/?p=290#comment-4909 Ahh... public Wi-Fi. In my new town, our internet connection has been really stable. (Knock on wood!) When I lived in NY, the cable lines would get ripped from the building routinely. Probably every two or three months, we'd be without cable and internet for at least three days. It would have been much easier if DSL was available in our neighborhood. Since I work from home, I'd lug my laptop to the local bakery-cafe. It was such a treat to have someone else get my breakfast and lunch. By day three, I'd want to work in my pajamas again. Ahh… public Wi-Fi. In my new town, our internet connection has been really stable. (Knock on wood!)

When I lived in NY, the cable lines would get ripped from the building routinely. Probably every two or three months, we’d be without cable and internet for at least three days. It would have been much easier if DSL was available in our neighborhood. Since I work from home, I’d lug my laptop to the local bakery-cafe. It was such a treat to have someone else get my breakfast and lunch. By day three, I’d want to work in my pajamas again.

]]> By: 6th Floor Blogger http://www.restaurantgal.com/2007/07/dear-mr-panera/comment-page-1/#comment-4908 6th Floor Blogger Tue, 24 Jul 2007 12:58:02 +0000 http://www.restaurantgal.com/?p=290#comment-4908 I'm surprised you've never used public Wi-Fi before. It seems right up your alley. I love that Panera has it free, especially since Starbucks and the Big Chain Bookstores charge you(and almost as much monthly as at home..) I find myself so much more productive out with my laptop then in with it. I’m surprised you’ve never used public Wi-Fi before. It seems right up your alley. I love that Panera has it free, especially since Starbucks and the Big Chain Bookstores charge you(and almost as much monthly as at home..) I find myself so much more productive out with my laptop then in with it.

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