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America's Favorite Pastime

Hellow fellow bloggers,
My work day is almost coming to an end and I'll be heading out shortly. As I thought over my schedule for the everning (gym was last night) really only one thing came to mind - what is that you ask? Well America's favorite past time - watching TV, of course.
You know there was a point in time, when I was proud to say that I watched very little TV, and at the time it was mainly the news, but in recent times, I find myself spending more and more time in front of the "bube tube" (is that the correct spelling?). Granted most of what I watch is the Discovery & History Channel, but I still feel guilty in some ways...


Should I resolve to watch less TV or feel less guilty? :D Good night!

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