Nonstop Television

October3

Tip # 156

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TV–24/7

Did you know that the television doesn’t need to be on 24/7?

For some people, that can be a completely revolutionary thought.

If your TV must be on 90% of the time, at least turn it off during meal time so that you can have real conversation at a normal decibel while eating. No shouting over the TV. No constant eye contact on the TV instead of each other. No, “wait a minute, I’ve got to see this part.”

Yes, it’s sort of a major switch for some people, but try it, you might like it. If you don’t like it, try it longer.

How does your family deal with the TV during mealtime? Tell us below.

~ Glenda (gj)

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