There will be a severe withdrawal from a lot of people because the campaign is over, the election is over, and all that we have seen and read and watched are coming to an end. Politics will have a rest and we ordinary people who are spectators (and participants, too) to this magnitude of an event will have to return to normal.
So Barack Obama is now the president-elect of United States-- just as I thought, just as I knew, just as I hoped for. What's next? Is my CNN and Fox News viewing has come to finality? Suddenly, these channels seem to be less appealing to me. For weeks, from watching the second presidential debate, I was hooked to watching politics and history unfold. Now, am I back to home decorating, families with up to 18 children, and HBO movies?
Most probably.
The television has indeed made a great service to me. I watched all the grand slam tennis, the Scripps National Spelling Bee, the Beijing Olympics, the World Series, and the just concluded presidential election with passion and indescribable enthusiasm. What is wrong with me? Why do I like competition so much?
For sure, I'll be back watching more Noggin with my daughter.
About TVmomma:
I created this blog a few years back when I used to watch television 14 hours a day. I was getting highly-opinionated with what I see on TV and I wanted to spare my husband from my rantings so I thought of blogging about them instead.
I have called TV as my amusement park -- right in my own home. But now, things have changed and my TV viewing has been limited. I still post on this blog but only when I felt so strongly about what I've seen, and when I have the time.
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I have called TV as my amusement park -- right in my own home. But now, things have changed and my TV viewing has been limited. I still post on this blog but only when I felt so strongly about what I've seen, and when I have the time.
For reprint and for anything else, please leave a message on the comment area. Thank you.
Wednesday, November 5, 2008
After the election, what's next?
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