We went w/o TV for a year and it was pretty good. You realize fast that you don't communicate w/ your family nearly as much as you thought. At first it felt like we had nothing to talk about, kind of weird. Seriously no wonder 60% of marriages divorce since the TV era, they don't even know each other
I would consider doing it again now that I have young children that I don't want to turn into vegetables, and spend as much time together doing family things as possible. I watch way more TV than I should.
Internet, no way I could live w/o it.
I would consider doing it again now that I have young children that I don't want to turn into vegetables, and spend as much time together doing family things as possible. I watch way more TV than I should.
Internet, no way I could live w/o it.
I have two stories that pertains to this....
First: One of the most succesfull guys I know does not own a TV and refuses to watch one. He is a fitness freak and a male model who is also a self made multi-millionare from real estate.
Second: I had a friend in high school who went one full year without watching TV in order to get a new car when he turned 16 from his mom who made him the offer. On a side note, he is one of the biggest drug dealers I know now.
As for me, no way in hell could I go days without a TV or internet....
First: One of the most succesfull guys I know does not own a TV and refuses to watch one. He is a fitness freak and a male model who is also a self made multi-millionare from real estate.
Second: I had a friend in high school who went one full year without watching TV in order to get a new car when he turned 16 from his mom who made him the offer. On a side note, he is one of the biggest drug dealers I know now.
As for me, no way in hell could I go days without a TV or internet....
