I refuse to stop watching television. <\/p>\n
I will not be told what to do. <\/p>\n
I still read books. <\/p>\n
I read every day, I write every day, and I also watch TV every day. <\/p>\n
I watch Six Feet Under. (The last line of the last episode: “There’s one thing I forgot to tell you about Petrarch. He started the Renaissance” was … so damn good.)
\nI watch Animal Planet. I love Animal Planet. (Last night, I saw a thing on a tiger family. Gorgeous animals, love them.)
\nI watch my cousin Mike’s show “Yes Dear” on CBS, every Monday night.
\nI watched “The Bachelor” last night. (That poor girl who didn’t get a rose and was weeping to the camera: “I have nothing left. I gave everything I had to this experience and I have nothing left.” Woah, girl. Get a grip.)
\nI watched the HBO documentary on Crank (and had nightmares the following night – woke up with all of my sheets kicked off the bed. I must have been thrashing about like a lunatic).
\nI watch the news every night, switching back and forth between channels.
\nOccasionally I check MTV or VH1 to see if there is anything having to do with Eminem being shown.
\nI watched a little bit of “Affliction” on IFC. Nick Nolte is staggering … Jesus. But the movie is almost unwatchable, it’s so painful.
\nI will be watching ER tonight. <\/p>\n
All is right with the world. <\/p>\n
Here’s a quote from TV Turnoff Week page: “MTV saw our simple, quarter-minute clip and gave us a flat out ‘No.’ How’s that for free speech from a station with attitude?” <\/p>\n
MTV said No to the ad. That is MTV practicing IT’S first amendment rights.<\/em> When will these boneheads get that free speech goes both ways? <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" I refuse to stop watching television. I will not be told what to do. I still read books. I read every day, I write every day, and I also watch TV every day. I watch Six Feet Under. (The last … Continue reading