500 Channels and not a thing to watch..
My view from the dialysis chair, If I don't watch TV As many of you know, I have to do dialysis three times a week, which I am luck enough to be able to do at home. Three times a week, Brogan hooks me up to my home dialysis machine, and I sit for four plus hours while the machine cleans my blood and puts it back. Now, I am not much of a television watcher, but that is what I do during those four hours. I commandeer the remote control, and settle in to watch television. Or should I say, I TRY to watch television. My gosh...we have a ton of channels, and my gosh..there is nothing on any of them. In case you aren't privy to "Direct TV", let me enlighten you as to my choices today. I start out at channel 6, and work my way up to the upper 400's every time. It is a habit I can't seem to break. So, off we go! I start out with a couple shows that sound breath taking.. "MOP SMARTER, NOT HARDER", or perhaps "UNDER $10 FR