I had coffee with my good friend LB today and went on and on about how I need to stop wasting my life in front of the flat screen and semi declaring that I will stop watching as much as I have been and then just realized I killed a whole hour watching my favorite Thursday night situation comedies. That I can say that I really liked the other one that's just front of and it's right after the 6:00 news so it's just as easy to watch the first sitcom as it goes into the second and both are season finale. I don't know why I bother because I think I basically slept through the one situation comedy that I like best. I don't know if it's the comedy so much as it's throwback to Thursday night viewing that I used to really enjoy especially from the late '70s '80s and 90s. I can't believe how much I enjoyed watching those Thursday night offerings. Everything from Seinfeld to Hill Street Blues. Not only was it good television but it was the ushering in of Friday and the weekend. The flat screen is off now and I'm enjoying the quietness of my apartment and feeling I'm doing something by updating the blog and my journal even though the creativity is somewhat minimal at best.
I really enjoyed Hill Street Blues primarily because it showed a work situation that I would have loved to been part of. It was a gritty City operation. The precinct was watched over by a strict but fair boss one that I would love to have had at that particular time in my life. Everybody did their job some better than others but they all showed up at roll call ready to do there jobs. I kind of miss that. I'm sure if I really wanted to go back and revisit those old shows I could find them somewhere on the internet even if I had to rent them I could but my need for nostalgia, thank goodness, it's not that great. It's bad enough that I waste time on netflix, Prime and Disney Plus. These old series would just add another level of time consuming nothingness to my mortal existence that I should be doing more with not less. We had a great conversation with fairly decent coffee at least it was hot, at least mine was to start. We talked about where we were at on our creative universes, the political mess that we're existed in right now in the problems that people with disabilities are going to be facing probably very shortly as the current political Administration continues to route federally fun to support systems people with disabilities in their communities. I wouldn't say we've given up hope but I would say we are realistic ass too what issues might come our way. I really feel people with disabilities are looking at some major problems if and when the Giant Federal support systems get their legs cut off funding wise. We weren't depressed- at least I wasn't when we were finished. Just hopeful that we'd be able to meet again before too long and before any giant Federal hammers fall on us...