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Television has changed a child from an irresistible force to an immovable object. ~Author Unknown

Everytime me & hubby watch a movie, we end up feeling guilty for having wasted time & assume & assure one another that this will not happen again. But when there is a dvd on the shelf, we just watch it, again. Hubby calls it relaxation. Relaxation from me!!!
We generally start watching a movie together, but he gets so into the TV/movie that he needs a relaxation from that. I've rarely seen him work with that much focus.

One thing I understand is, it is addictive & you end up spending way more time than you have.
But we do it, all the same.
Guess, its one of the necessary evils! And yeah! Men watch more TV than women. I have a living proof at home :-|


A general blah blah post!

Comments

  1. ChakraMarch 29, 2007 at 7:30 AM

    TV has become an essential item now. At some places in the world, even the govt. provides free TVs.

    > Men watch more TV than women.

    - The converse is true at our home. :)

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  2. MEMarch 29, 2007 at 3:23 PM

    Looks like your wife needs a break from you, Chakra :-)

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