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Yeah, Tina.. it's pretty far. He's in Minneapolis. I was able to spend 2-3 weeks a month there in the spring and summer but it's just not possible or practical now. He'll come here in a month or so (very much dependent on when I move.. I don't want him here when I am trying to downsize/pack). We arent really TV people either-- though I watch more now than I ever did. He doesn't even have a tv set up anymore! We *are* movie people but the TV series format is so much better for our situation-- we don't have to go through the selection process and a movie is just a little too long. The receiver gets warm on your ear after 1.5 hrs! I am excited to start Homeland. The first season isn't on demand but he can access it on comcast online-- and I've downloaded the first season from Amazon Prime (I prefer to watch on TV with the roku).

Each morning I turn on the TV to see if the world is still spinning on its axis. So far it is, even though sometimes very wobbely. On Saturday I check the weekly TV guide, mark the shows I want to watch, and DVR them. I also check TCM hoping to find one of the good old movies that are worth seeing again and DVR it. Lately I've gotten into the habit of fixing my dinner, taking it into the back bedroom where I have the TV and computer, the recliner, etc. but no bed. Then I watch whatever I have saved for that evening, deleting the commercials. I check out the late news, and then get on the computer. That is it. My current favs are Shark Tank, The Little Couple, Sister Wives, Breaking Amish, all of which are over, or soon will be for the season, and Duck Dynasty. I do like the real mystery cases that are shown, but not the made-for-TV ones. I really hate having to pay for shows which I never watch. Hopefully some of the new shows will be likeable, but so far I haven't found them. Sue

Actually have been to the movies recently!! Two times in two weeks!! Saw 'Little Women' last week - enjoyed it but it jumped around time-wise a bit and was sometimes challenging to follow. Last night went to see 'Just Mercy' and that was superb!! A true story, it will get you fired up for various reasons. One movie was pure entertainment and the other got you thinking and incensed and involved.