I bet you’re thinking that I must not watch much on cable television? And you’re correct in that assumption. I’ve never been that big on watching anything terribly lude, vulgar or violent.
Anyway, with all this new found freedom, I had never really experienced watching TV and so to begin with, I think her television watching habits made a long-term impression on me. You can find a guide online to teach you how to use it, perhaps you’re moving house and need to know how to change country on Amazon prime for example. Platforms like Netflix or Amazon prime let you pay a small amount per month for a whole bunch of great telly, and it’s easy to use. Now I am free to watch what I want, and with the options available to me TV-wise, I’m in luck. Can you guess what show that was? If an episode of the Golden Girls got too racy, the television was turned off. She didn’t think teenagers should be shown kissing on television, so it was forever banned in her house. One show that we weren’t allowed to watch was a very popular comedic 90’s show about a group of high schoolers. She was a teacher before she retired, and she believed that children often mimicked what they saw and heard. I spent a lot of time at my great grandmother’s house growing up and she was very strict about what we watched on television. This post was sponsored by UP Faith & Family Network, however all opinions are entirely my own.
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