to TV or not to TV that is the question....to All and

[Guest guest]

Hello everyone of you Wonderful beings -

I have not watched television in a very long time. I have noticed my lack of

watching the tube has brought me in a state of deeper contemplation of other

things that are more important to me. I remember those days where I'd get

engrossed with a television drama, whether it was a cop show, comedy show, and

the news. Sometimes it seemed such drama would spill into my day. I became

uninterested in television when I kept seeing how some those " comedy " shows were

funny at the expense of someone or someones innocent experience and I began not

finding them funny anymore. Don't give me wrong 3rd Rock from the Sun was

pretty funny! Poor Dick, he always tried so hard! What ever happened to the

Carol Burnett Show and her Gone with the Wind Skit? Yes, I am old, not quite

weathered but old!

Many times as I watched serious drama I was left empty, like the show not only

brought in the drama but took with it something too, a piece of my natural inner

joy.

I see why has it as part of the Safeties and I had no problem going

along with that. I find I have more control in reading the newspaper, if I want

to find out what's news in this Earth, there's no I will tell you what I want to

tell you which I am witholding till you watch what we are trying to sell

you....to much drama. It used to irk me, " hey! don't go, I want to know now!

Hell with that! I realized there's no hurry to really know, and sometimes what

the papers have to say, well, I rather read Peanuts!

 

Have a wonderful sleep, and a terrific day tomorrow! Loads of undramatic

Love,

Becky

 

 

 

 

Be a better sports nut! Let your teams follow you with Mobile. Try it now.

 

 

[Guest guest]

Hi Becky,

 

I hardly watch telly anyway and when my aunt ask me to watch the news

of a disaster that happened in another city or country, I would rather

not watch it. I stopped reading the newspaper too - like the Red Eye

that is being given out at the train station every morning on my way

to school. The guy who gives it out already knows when he sees me not

to give me one. LOL.

 

I noticed that I have drifted apart from my old group of friends. I am

meeting more or reconnecting with like minded friends.

 

Anne

 

, Becky Jean Rich

<beckyjeanrich wrote:

>

> Hello everyone of you Wonderful beings -

> I have not watched television in a very long time. I have noticed

my lack of watching the tube has brought me in a state of deeper

contemplation of other things that are more important to me. I

remember those days where I'd get engrossed with a television drama,

whether it was a cop show, comedy show, and the news. Sometimes it

seemed such drama would spill into my day. I became uninterested in

television when I kept seeing how some those " comedy " shows were funny

at the expense of someone or someones innocent experience and I began

not finding them funny anymore. Don't give me wrong 3rd Rock from the

Sun was pretty funny! Poor Dick, he always tried so hard! What ever

happened to the Carol Burnett Show and her Gone with the Wind Skit?

Yes, I am old, not quite weathered but old!

> Many times as I watched serious drama I was left empty, like the

show not only brought in the drama but took with it something too, a

piece of my natural inner joy.

> I see why has it as part of the Safeties and I had no

problem going along with that. I find I have more control in reading

the newspaper, if I want to find out what's news in this Earth,

there's no I will tell you what I want to tell you which I am

witholding till you watch what we are trying to sell you....to much

drama. It used to irk me, " hey! don't go, I want to know now! Hell

with that! I realized there's no hurry to really know, and sometimes

what the papers have to say, well, I rather read Peanuts!

>

> Have a wonderful sleep, and a terrific day tomorrow! Loads of

undramatic Love,

> Becky

>

>

>

>

> Be a better sports nut! Let your teams follow you with Mobile.

Try it now.

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Becky -

 

I too, am burned out on the tube. I used to be a " Days of Our

Lives " addict and watched nighttime sitcoms as well. Something

happened, I don't know what . . . . I just realized how stupid it is

to spend all that time in front of the tube. Now I just

occaisionally turn it on to the news because we have funky weather /

tornadoes in Oklahoma. Otherwise, it stays off.

 

 

Much Love,

 

Melissa

 

, Becky Jean

Rich <beckyjeanrich wrote:

>

> Hello everyone of you Wonderful beings -

> I have not watched television in a very long time. I have

noticed my lack of watching the tube has brought me in a state of

deeper contemplation of other things that are more important to me.

I remember those days where I'd get engrossed with a television

drama, whether it was a cop show, comedy show, and the news.

Sometimes it seemed such drama would spill into my day. I became

uninterested in television when I kept seeing how some

those " comedy " shows were funny at the expense of someone or

someones innocent experience and I began not finding them funny

anymore. Don't give me wrong 3rd Rock from the Sun was pretty

funny! Poor Dick, he always tried so hard! What ever happened to

the Carol Burnett Show and her Gone with the Wind Skit? Yes, I am

old, not quite weathered but old!

> Many times as I watched serious drama I was left empty, like the

show not only brought in the drama but took with it something too, a

piece of my natural inner joy.

> I see why has it as part of the Safeties and I had no

problem going along with that. I find I have more control in

reading the newspaper, if I want to find out what's news in this

Earth, there's no I will tell you what I want to tell you which I am

witholding till you watch what we are trying to sell you....to much

drama. It used to irk me, " hey! don't go, I want to know now!

Hell with that! I realized there's no hurry to really know, and

sometimes what the papers have to say, well, I rather read Peanuts!

>

> Have a wonderful sleep, and a terrific day tomorrow! Loads of

undramatic Love,

> Becky

>

>

>

>

> Be a better sports nut! Let your teams follow you with

Mobile. Try it now.

>

>

[Guest guest]

All of you sound like me! The older I get the less I even WANT to

watch the " Boob-tube " (that's boob as in dumbie not the other thing,

female body part...LOL). I think one day as I sat watching an hour of

absolutely senseless rubbish I sort of saw myself as if I were

another person looking at me and I was pretty disgusted with what I

saw. Yes, a waste of precious time and brain cells. I watch the news

with my husband (though that is reaching the threshold of disgust as

well) and the occassional kiddie show or movie with my daughter. But

my weakness is the internet now and I'm thinking I need to see myself

outside myself again to get a bit of my life back!!! And there is SO

much out there to do, house-work, errands, service to others, you

know... If TV were a truly educational tool or told the truth once in

a while I might watch it again but...nahhhh, that ain't gonna happen.

 

Hey, Becky, I remember the Carol Burnett show and that " Gone with the

Wind " skit! That was good clean fun. I also remember Red Skelton,

Jackie Gleason and Ed Sullivan...now I'm dating myself! Milton Beryl

was a little before my time, though I saw some reruns. LOL

 

Love, till next time (with a little tug on the ear!)

Valarie

[Guest guest]

I have never cared for TV or just never had the time for it. As a kid

about the only show I ever watched was American Bandstand. I would

come on every day just as we got home from school. My sister and I

would dance with those people for an hour, eat super and do our

homework and go to bed. I would hear those show you mentioned

Valarie, for my dad watched them all. I was a weird kid. I loved

doing school homework and would help my brothers and sisters with

theirs, as well as doing mine. LOL! A lot of times I did theirs for

them so they could go watch TV. I guess that was not a good thing,

for them anyways. Once I got married and had my kids, I never had any

time for TV then either. I just never got into it much, except to

watch an occssional movie once in a while. Even then I would have to

be doing something else while watching, like sewing or crocheting.

 

Linda

 

 

, " Valarie

Vousden " <vjvousden wrote:

>

> All of you sound like me! The older I get the less I even WANT to

> watch the " Boob-tube " (that's boob as in dumbie not the other

thing,

> female body part...LOL). I think one day as I sat watching an hour

of

> absolutely senseless rubbish I sort of saw myself as if I were

> another person looking at me and I was pretty disgusted with what I

> saw. Yes, a waste of precious time and brain cells. I watch the

news

> with my husband (though that is reaching the threshold of disgust

as

> well) and the occassional kiddie show or movie with my daughter.

But

> my weakness is the internet now and I'm thinking I need to see

myself

> outside myself again to get a bit of my life back!!! And there is

SO

> much out there to do, house-work, errands, service to others, you

> know... If TV were a truly educational tool or told the truth once

in

> a while I might watch it again but...nahhhh, that ain't gonna

happen.

>

> Hey, Becky, I remember the Carol Burnett show and that " Gone with

the

> Wind " skit! That was good clean fun. I also remember Red Skelton,

> Jackie Gleason and Ed Sullivan...now I'm dating myself! Milton

Beryl

> was a little before my time, though I saw some reruns. LOL

>

> Love, till next time (with a little tug on the ear!)

> Valarie

>

[Guest guest]

Ahhhh My Little Sister!

 

I too have fled from the TV and video's. My first choice is the Comics

section of the paper everyday...religiously! A good laugh before the rest of

the bad news in the paper...kind of like a " spoon full of sugar makes the

medicine go downnnn, medicine go down, medicine go down. Everyone join

in... " Just a spoonful of sugar makes the medicine....or maybe just a spoon full

of love makes the world go round, the world go round! Okay...I'll stop singing!

 

Love you all!

 

Scott

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Okay I admit...I LOVE Smallville...the Superboy story...Clark always comes to

the rescue and Lana always bangs her head. She must have so many scars!!! I

watch every week...pretty much the only thing I watch. Because I always know

there will be a happy ending with good morals applied. I wonder if Clark has

the K?!?!?! No not Kyptonite!!

 

Love

 

Scott

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Hehe! That's the only part I read and only parts of it. LOL! Just go

for the sugar and skip the rest.

 

Linda

 

 

, Scott Regel

<scott.regel wrote:

>

> Ahhhh My Little Sister!

>

> I too have fled from the TV and video's. My first choice is the

Comics section of the paper everyday...religiously! A good laugh

before the rest of the bad news in the paper...kind of like a " spoon

full of sugar makes the medicine go downnnn, medicine go down,

medicine go down. Everyone join in... " Just a spoonful of sugar makes

the medicine....or maybe just a spoon full of love makes the world go

round, the world go round! Okay...I'll stop singing!

>

> Love you all!

>

> Scott

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi

 

you left out the best part...

 

" in the most DELIGHTFUL WAY... "

 

nick

--- Linda <crazycats711 wrote:

 

> Hehe! That's the only part I read and only parts of

> it. LOL! Just go

> for the sugar and skip the rest.

>

> Linda

>

>

> --- In

> , Scott

> Regel

> <scott.regel wrote:

> >

> > Ahhhh My Little Sister!

> >

> > I too have fled from the TV and video's. My

> first choice is the

> Comics section of the paper everyday...religiously!

> A good laugh

> before the rest of the bad news in the paper...kind

> of like a " spoon

> full of sugar makes the medicine go downnnn,

> medicine go down,

> medicine go down. Everyone join in... " Just a

> spoonful of sugar makes

> the medicine....or maybe just a spoon full of love

> makes the world go

> round, the world go round! Okay...I'll stop

> singing!

> >

> > Love you all!

> >

> > Scott

> >

> >

> > [Non-text portions of this message have been

> removed]

>

[Guest guest]

My Brother Nick saves the best for last!! In the most delightful

way!!! Thanks for joining me Nick!! It's no fun singing alone!

 

Love and Blessings!

 

Scott

 

 

, Holys

<cabalink wrote:

>

> Hi

>

> you left out the best part...

>

> " in the most DELIGHTFUL WAY... "

>

> nick

> --- Linda <crazycats711 wrote:

>

> > Hehe! That's the only part I read and only parts of

> > it. LOL! Just go

> > for the sugar and skip the rest.

> >

> > Linda

> >

> >

> > --- In

> > , Scott

> > Regel

> > <scott.regel@> wrote:

> > >

> > > Ahhhh My Little Sister!

> > >

> > > I too have fled from the TV and video's. My

> > first choice is the

> > Comics section of the paper everyday...religiously!

> > A good laugh

> > before the rest of the bad news in the paper...kind

> > of like a " spoon

> > full of sugar makes the medicine go downnnn,

> > medicine go down,

> > medicine go down. Everyone join in... " Just a

> > spoonful of sugar makes

> > the medicine....or maybe just a spoon full of love

> > makes the world go

> > round, the world go round! Okay...I'll stop

> > singing!

> > >

> > > Love you all!

> > >

> > > Scott

> > >

> > >

> > > [Non-text portions of this message have been

> > removed]

> > >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >