things I read elsewhere
without art, Earth is just Eh
before computers, a program was something on televison
being unaccustomed to public speaking,
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I like them :-)
ReplyDeletejabblog; I thought they were worth sharing.
DeleteSmiling. And I remember the time that programs were on television...
ReplyDeleteElephants Child; and weren't they so much better than the drivel that is called reality tv?
DeleteI remember well when tv started in Australia in time for the Olympic Games at the end of 1956. Noone could afford a tv then, but children could stand outside a shop and watch through the windows.
ReplyDeletehels; I was four then and had no idea tv even existed.
DeleteI love that first one!
ReplyDeleteBob; because it's so true?
DeleteYes, the first one is good.
ReplyDeleteAndrew; yes it is.
DeleteAnd if the earth were flat, cats would push everything off the edge.
ReplyDeleteJoanne; I have never had a cat that did that, so I could live on the edge and leave the middle to the rest of you.
DeleteGlad we have art, Eh? Clever.
ReplyDeleteI´m a dinosaur I watch programs on television (but it´s on the PC - really must get rid of our "TV" - my work gear is in front, LOL)
Iris; no, keep your tv, you never know when it might come in handy. Perhaps one day the internet will crash and the tv can be watched until "they" fix things.
DeleteNot much on these days.
ReplyDeleteMargaret D; that's why I have so many DVDs.
DeleteVery real River!!
ReplyDeleteAgree!!
Katerinas Blog; thank you.
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