Comments on: My TeleVision Broke and My Vision Improved http://kirkweisler.com/t4d/2008/06/25/my-television-broke-and-my-vision-improved/ Chief Morale Officer Kirk Weisler's Thought 4 the Day Mon, 21 May 2012 16:50:56 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2 By: Jeanette's boyfriend Scott http://kirkweisler.com/t4d/2008/06/25/my-television-broke-and-my-vision-improved/#comment-2321 Jeanette's boyfriend Scott Thu, 26 Jun 2008 23:55:10 +0000 http://kirkweisler.com/t4d/2008/06/25/my-television-broke-and-my-vision-improved/#comment-2321 I shared this with my boyfriend and he wanted to include his freedom from TV experience. It is like being let out of prison, everything starts to wake up I am not dead anymore. Even the small amount of educational or informative stuff on TV is not worth all the other garbage. It is like a drug it is insidious. Scott I shared this with my boyfriend and he wanted to include his freedom from TV experience.

It is like being let out of prison, everything starts to wake up I am not dead anymore. Even the small amount of educational or informative stuff on TV is not worth all the other garbage. It is like a drug it is insidious.

Scott

]]> By: Jeanette Kreft http://kirkweisler.com/t4d/2008/06/25/my-television-broke-and-my-vision-improved/#comment-2320 Jeanette Kreft Thu, 26 Jun 2008 23:08:32 +0000 http://kirkweisler.com/t4d/2008/06/25/my-television-broke-and-my-vision-improved/#comment-2320 Hi Kirk (and John) I just had the positive experience of your presentation at UoP's Techcon. Thank you. Many of your recommendations I already practice and there are some new ones such as flipping but(t)s that I will start using. I just wanted to say to John that I do not even remember having a TV. Ours broke when I was seven years old, I am now 40, and certainly do not miss the media infiltrated life I see around me. My boyfriend of three years feels blessed also that he is able to enjoy the simple life I live and those three years we spent have been really spent together not with the constant guest that is a part of most families and relationships. It makes me smile to hear of your son enjoying the simple things. I am glad you realize how valuable life really is and are going to live your life instead of living the life of someone who is inside the box in most people’s living rooms. Your son and daughter will grow up with a special imagination and the ability to entertain themselves when others are waiting for something external to help them live. Happy Living to you and yours... Jeanette Hi Kirk (and John)

I just had the positive experience of your presentation at UoP’s Techcon. Thank you. Many of your recommendations I already practice and there are some new ones such as flipping but(t)s that I will start using.

I just wanted to say to John that I do not even remember having a TV. Ours broke when I was seven years old, I am now 40, and certainly do not miss the media infiltrated life I see around me.
My boyfriend of three years feels blessed also that he is able to enjoy the simple life I live and those three years we spent have been really spent together not with the constant guest that is a part of most families and relationships.

It makes me smile to hear of your son enjoying the simple things. I am glad you realize how valuable life really is and are going to live your life instead of living the life of someone who is inside the box in most people’s living rooms.

Your son and daughter will grow up with a special imagination and the ability to entertain themselves when others are waiting for something external to help them live.

Happy Living to you and yours…

Jeanette

]]> By: Michael Ray Hopkin http://kirkweisler.com/t4d/2008/06/25/my-television-broke-and-my-vision-improved/#comment-2318 Michael Ray Hopkin Thu, 26 Jun 2008 20:36:40 +0000 http://kirkweisler.com/t4d/2008/06/25/my-television-broke-and-my-vision-improved/#comment-2318 Kirk (and John), this is powerful! Thank you for the reminder to take time to enjoy life along the way. I went on a hike last Saturday to a nearby mountain that is more than 8500 ft. high. The view from the top was breathtaking. However, I think the best part was the beauty all along the hike. Thankfully I noticed the beauty as I went. To take the experience of my hike, and put it in the perspective of my life...that is powerful. Thanks! -Michael Kirk (and John), this is powerful! Thank you for the reminder to take time to enjoy life along the way. I went on a hike last Saturday to a nearby mountain that is more than 8500 ft. high. The view from the top was breathtaking. However, I think the best part was the beauty all along the hike. Thankfully I noticed the beauty as I went.

To take the experience of my hike, and put it in the perspective of my life…that is powerful. Thanks! -Michael

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