
I Heart my DVR. I arrived a little late on the scene, but I'm a total convert now. Writer strikes can be frightening. Then I think, "But I watch reality t.v. shows. Those don't have writers. I will be OK." And this is (sort of) true and reality t.v. marches on.
And then my Dancing with the Stars threatens me with Celine Dion and I fast forward. Thank you, DVR. I can still love the show.

And my Dancing with the Stars goes away, but I have my Extreme Makeover Home Edition stored up to watch in a sniffling marathon. Thank you, Ty.

But I have 50 hours of worthless movies to watch, movies that I would never pay to see but they are certainly good enough to take up space on my DVR. And I am OK again. And I sort of enjoy The Librarian: Return to Kind Solomon's Mines (and then I realize that I have sort of enjoyed overacting, slightly strange special effects and cliches like a weird African manservant named Jombo and I am afraid again.)
So, I still thank my DVR. But I need to go out and get a book. Or maybe a life.
But getting a book is definitely easier.
Sorry. It was either this or more Christmas ornaments. I'm a little worried about tomorrow.
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We have a DVR/DVD/VCR combo unit -and recently had to send it in for repairs -
gasp - it was like going through withdrawl -
Good news -they fixed the DVD drive, under warranty, no charge, and we have it back.
Bad news -the DVR 80gb hard drive got wiped in the process - about 20 hours of programs we had not watched, including CSI (wahhhhhh!)
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