Does anyone even know what that means anymore?
If you are prone to insomnia and find yourself awake late at night and are tempted to flip channels just to see what is on, I would suggest that you resist the urge.
I intended to get to bed early last night, which would challenge my body’s tendency to keep me awake into the wee hours of the morning, but I live in hope. Between the cat lying on me and a certain lethargy brought on by little sleep the night before and a long day, I was too tired to get out the chair and drag myself to bed. So I kept the TV on and just looked to see what was on and found a local channel that showed old TV.
I got sucked in by Peter Gunn, watched an episode of Mission: Impossible and then watched the end of Double Indemnity. Yes, it was a foolish thing to do, but let it serve as a warning to you. When you think it might be a good idea to watch just one more thing, don’t. Turn off the TV. Just grab the remote and turn the TV off.
You should be reading instead anyway. So should I.
And no, it does not escape my notice that I am posting this late at night.
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It's even silly to think of them as "channels" anymore. "Catch us on Channel 4" - unless you have Comcast, in which case you can find us on 231, or Time-Warner where we are on 59 . . .
I hadn't even thought about that part of it.
Around here 231 is channel 6.
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