Strange, I expected to be bored alot without cable TV. (Cable TV being a part of who I have always been. ) But these days I just seem to have so much to do at night. Reading books, online articles, and forums takes up a lot of time and is much better than watching the same episode of American Choppers for the 5th time. Currently I have 3 books, 1 devotional, and 1 study guide going. On the shelves I have 2 books and 1 devotional waiting. Beyond all that reading I still have scripture of course and printed research on theology and appologetics to go through.
Sheesh... It's still nice to get outside, watch a movie, or do some web work to break up the reading.
Like last Wednesday I was invited out with my family to go golfing. It's one of three family sports so-to-speak. And I have to say I had a wonderfull time walking 9 holes. The atmosphere was good enough to eat, it was very affordable (since I now have my own gear), and I made a point to try to learn the sport some while not keeping track of score. Then, immediatly following the outing, I went almost directly to a bible study and ended up a bit late and bit sore. Not all nights are so outwardly busy for me, but that kind of night happens once or twice a week now. It just suprises me, that's all.
2 comments:
I agree about cable..American tv doesnt interest me that much anymore. The commercials are so long that I forget what I am watching, tv should not be like that. Anyways I like watching DVD's and internet readings as well. A really good book Im reading now is "I Am a Cat" by Natsume Soseki. Its a Japanese book in the Russio/Japanese war period. Its about a school teacher but everything is from the point of view of his cat. It has a lot of Philosophical debates and such, really good writing!
Sometimes the commercials are the only original and funny things on... Sad.
That sounds like a highly intreiging book, V. Never read anything from the perspective of the pet before.
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