You have my gratitude, Miss Gospel.
Ahh, now I understand. I just thought it was normal wear and tear. Many people use their living rooms including my parents, but I've never been one for TV. Even growing up I always went upstairs and did my own thing. Looking back I'm not sure what I did since I didn't even get into reading books much in my growing up years. I did like writing and pretending playing.I don't have a bedroom or an actual bed. The room that could have been a bed room I use for my comics. So I also sleep on my couch wich realy took it's toll on it being used day and night.
I have the cheapest basic TV subscription package. Alot of the channels are not worth the time or money. Many times danish TV insults the viewers intelligence and condones things suchs homo sexuality and stand up comedy that is blasphemous. Still I have a TV package because there are some channels that a worth it.
I did manage to mix up the names though. I wrote Phillip was named Stefanus, but Phillip is named Filip and Stephen is named Stefanus. Apart from the mistakes I make, it is fun.
. I thought this emoji was appropriate as we actually should be upset at the state of what is broadcast. Also I rarely get to use that emoji
I think many homes are like that. Mine was like that also. Big TV in the middle of the living room and TV in my parents room. I think it's common for kids to watch TV and it almost acts as a babysitter. I only had one big program I like to watch on Saturday mornings, it was called the Saturday morning special. Cartoons bored me or I should say anything that was a rerun. I did like dungeon and dragons cartoon and ThunderCats. I think I liked punky Brewster.
I'm sure the comics are nice, but that does sound like a good project little by little to sell them and replace it with a bed. Mentally there is something freeing about clearing out space. I have found that over the years as I continue to get rid of things. Blessings,
