I was talking with a friend the other day and we have a TV and all the junk that speaks for her. I told him that my wife and I stopped to watch. I told him we had finished our service with the cable company. His reaction surprised me. He said he wanted to stop.
Later, when I thought about what he said. He wanted to quit. He wanted to quit but could not. So I thought back to me, as my wife and I went to the terminationTV.
We have seen some stupid show one night and my wife asked me: "Are you interested in this show," I said I was not, and she suggested turning it off. We did.
This is a debate on TV and we both agreed that broke was largely a waste of time. We decided to stop seeing them for a month, as an experiment. None of us was bound to an agreement, and watch TV if we wanted was our choice and it was ok.
Before the month was over we weretalk and asked how we felt we were not watching TV. None of us lost, and in fact we felt quite liberated. It was decided to cancel cable service saves us money every month.
We had been part of a film by e-mail service, and we sat with him. We would like to see a movie if you wanted. Initially there were only two or three films a week. I noticed that we now see only one or no films a week.
We are reading more, wemore time for discussions and activities that we have not had time to before. We really do not know how much of our time have allowed us to be controlled by TV.
We had a weekend recently and spent some nights in a motel. The first night I turned on the TV for a show we used to see regularly and we were both dismissed from it in reality. We have seen only a few minutes.
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