[frank ballenger]

You watch tv. Good for you.

I am catching up on decades of shows. My dear wife of nearly 5 years passed away a few months ago and I hate the spooky silence without her at home with me.

I never watched a network series since maybe 1990. Only effect was I didn't know the advertisement catchphrases everyone said all day----I was out of the loop. I watched crime and cop detective dvds from Darren McGavin's Mike Hammer onward, on my terms.

I would much prefer to not watch TV and have my wonderful wife back with me. I really miss but I'm grateful she didn't suffer before dying quietly at home.

[jmacusa]

My condolences for your loss. May God bless and comfort you. I'm thankful for my wife. She's all I live for.

Lately I've taken to watching “Perry Mason’’.

I remember as a little kid my mother loved that show.

Now as an adult I do too.

It was well written , well produced and Raymond Burr, William Hopper , Barbra Hale and the other cast members were very good actors.

[cherry]

tv does not make up for companionship that's for sure....

so sorry about your wife....life....life can be difficult.

[mad_as_he$$]

Sorry for your loss Frank.

[quilterdebbie]

So sorry for your loss.

[AmericanMermaid]

So very sorry for your loss, FRiend.

[Baldwin77]

I’m sorry that you lost your wife. It must be hard to adjust.

I usually have the tv on when I’m working around the house, just to have the noise.

[shotgun]

I would recommend NYPD Blue and Law & Order Criminal Intent. Those should keep you entertained for a month or so