I had seen signs of impending doom. A glitch here and there. Slow start-ups. Overheating and shut-downs occurred more and more frequently.
And then it happened. . .
. . . My Tivo died.
And now I'm forced to watch TV without a Tivo. Like an animal!
For those of you who don't own Tivos, words cannot express how it feels to be Tivo-less. For those of you who own Tivos, you know what I'm going through!
You know!
I can't even begin to watch T.V. without a Tivo. I just can't do it.
Several years ago when Tivo first came out, I bought one and was hooked.
That was a first-generation Tivo and it died about three months after the warranty expired (of course).
I went to Best Buy that night and bought a replacement. Once you have Tivo, you just can't go without it.
I was about to run down to Best Buy and get a new one. But look at this. I'm not watching TV. I'm writing! And I just got through practicing on the piano, too.
I might even (gasp!) go work out now that I have no TV to watch. This situation might even be a good thing.
Daren't I try going awhile without television???
You've already bought the new one, haven't you?
ReplyDeleteHey, giving up TV in the summer is like not drinking because you're having surgery.
ReplyDeleteYouo'll have a TiVo by fall. Trust.
JP - Very clever. Actually, I haven't bought a new Tivo yet because it's too hot to go to Best Buy. I don't "do" heat.
ReplyDeleteOh, and I didn't work out either.
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