This post is linked up to Mama Kat’s World Famous Writer’s Workshop. Today’s prompt is to write a post in just eight lines.
Television is the edge of reason
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I can’t live without it and I can’t live with it
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Fake reality and realistic families
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Decorating lust and real estate wish lists
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My best friend my DVR
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I love that I can fast forward through commercials
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Tired of gratuitous swearing and violence
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I might be turning into my father.
I don’t DVR, but I love it that commercials aren’t included on DVD’s of the TV shows I watch.
I don’t have the patience to wait for the season DVDs. You’re stronger than me!
I love the soap in the mouth shot. One of my teachers in elementary school washed folks’ mouths out with soap when they said naughty words. ICKY!
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If I did this prompt, I would probably write the eight longest sentences in the world. Love this! So true!
It just kind of flew out of my fingers as a welcome relief from the long 31 Days posts I have been writing all month. Love you!
I love that you wrote this ode to TV and it referenced reality TV. What would my life be without it?! 🙂
I just realized that I made my students write an ode that was due yesterday — and that’s what I wrote too.
Oh I love it!! And couldn’t agree with you more. You did a great job with the prompt!!
Jennie – we are so much alike! Ditto what you said. Thank you for coming over and visiting me today! I’m having so much fun with photoscape and my photos – after you load the photo you click on edit. You have to mess around with the “home” settings – look for a button that says “bloom” and click on it. Then I mess around with the back-lighting, auto levels, etc. It is just fun to see what you can do.
I love your post on Alcott – I’m going to pick her up again very soon, thanks to your beautifully persuasive prompting.
xoxo michele
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