clennell on tue 11 jan 05
Sour Cherry Pottery
> My husband and I did the same years ago. Actually, I have only had TV about
> 5 years of my life, because we didn't have it growing up. I do find that at
> work I often don't know what they are talking about, because people do
> discuss television a lot!
> Holly
>
> Mitch wrote:
>
> I'm not saying my way is for eveyone, but it worked for me. I just took TV
> out of my life. Got rid of the 2 sets in my house.
Sounds like a bunch of you took John Prines advice and blew up the TV now
you will have to seek the lords advice to deliver you from e-mail.
We are a two computer family and have to limit ourselves to this addictive
habit.
Cheers,
Tony
William Melstrom on wed 12 jan 05
I have been sans TV for about 20 years. People say, "oh wait till you have
kids, then you'll get one," implying that you need one as a baby-sitter.
Well, I know of two families that don't that have TVs, and their kids are
absolutely the brightest children that I have ever known.
William Melstrom, Austin
> > My husband and I did the same years ago. Actually, I have only had TV
about
> > 5 years of my life, because we didn't have it growing up. I do find
that at
> > work I often don't know what they are talking about, because people do
> > discuss television a lot!
> > Holly
> >
> > Mitch wrote:
> >
> > I'm not saying my way is for eveyone, but it worked for me. I just
took TV
> > out of my life. Got rid of the 2 sets in my house.
>
>
> Sounds like a bunch of you took John Prines advice and blew up the TV now
> you will have to seek the lords advice to deliver you from e-mail.
> We are a two computer family and have to limit ourselves to this addictive
> habit.
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