It's true.
And perhaps that's the explanation
you've been waiting all year to hear--
the origins of my oddness, so to speak.
I haven't had access to television programs
for at least 6 years, if not longer.
And no, I'm not blogging from prison.
I hear they have cable there.
I have lots and lots of reasons
for not watching television.
I suppose this is a good place
to begin sorting those reasons out.
Let's see (perhaps in no particular order):
Two distinct situations arrived
that kept me occupied for a while . . .
Then I believed that TV was distracting me
from my work--particularly when I began my MA . . .
But these aren't entirely satisfactory . . .
Probably had something to do with my EX
and that last affair reducing me to a snivling heap
on a couch watching 80s & early 90s sitcoms
for six months into oblivion . . .
Maybe it's the shock people give when I tell them?
Definately my disenchantment with this world,
this culture . . .
Humph. I guess my reasons are too personal
to explore here after all--
4 Comments:
I'm not amish, if that's what you're thinking.
i don't have a television either.
Very good reasons!!
I've considered getting rid of TV too, but am not brave enough.
I was without tv for about a year at one point, and I was a lot more productive.
I gave up tv for a couple of weeks once and I also was more productive. And then they built a highway in my front yard because I didn't have a clue what was going on in the world so I caved and started watching again. And they removed the highway. And I was unproductive.
It's hard to talk about it now but I do feel gassy so it must be true that getting things out in the open helps..
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