That's the general concensus at our house.
We moved a few weeks ago and getting the TV hooked up really hasn't been a priority. Shows we want to watch we find online and shows we don't want to watch we don't find at all. Hours of running through channels only to find we are bored with TV is just not happening for us. Gone are the days of scrolling through 100 channels only to find "there is nothing on".
We spend more time talking to each other, reading, researching important topics and playing outside.
Today we logged on to lds.org to watch General Conference. In between sessions we watched something about The Joseph Smith Paper Project. It was great.
We have a new sense of freedom from broadcast media. We watch what we want when we want and it's all commercial free.
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Perhaps you could share that concept with the few viewers that watch the local trv station you get paid to promote. While you're teaching your kids how to use their imagination and good work ethic, how do you explain your work for a company run by dishonest, unethical people? Perhaps your measly paycheck is more than your integrity.
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