This morning when I woke up, I stumbled downstairs, poured a cup of coffee and turned on the TV. It came on to the last channel that was on last night:
ESPN.
It's been a long time.
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We have five TV's in our house. And for the past seven years I have never turned one of them on without hearing the dull roar of some sports crowd. I tell my husband its the one thing I would never miss about him. He recently went out of town for a few days and there was something special about turning on the TV and still having VH1 or E still tuned in. But by the third day, I clicked on ESPN every once in a while just to hear that dull roar.
Yeah, there was something comforting about it. I do it with the kids' shows too. When they're gone for more than a few days (which is rare), I tune into Noggin or Nick and it makes me feel better.
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We have five TV's in our house. And for the past seven years I have never turned one of them on without hearing the dull roar of some sports crowd. I tell my husband its the one thing I would never miss about him. He recently went out of town for a few days and there was something special about turning on the TV and still having VH1 or E still tuned in. But by the third day, I clicked on ESPN every once in a while just to hear that dull roar.
Yeah, there was something comforting about it. I do it with the kids' shows too. When they're gone for more than a few days (which is rare), I tune into Noggin or Nick and it makes me feel better.
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