I recently suffered a loss of Internet. After a minor struggle, it has been turned back on, but I'm still recovering from the emotional effects.
Mainly, for a little while, I was tied to watching shows at the time that they were aired. So, last night, while hanging out with friends and being a part of stimulating conversations, I instinctively knew it was 7:00 PM on a Sunday and that I was going to miss this week's episode of Doctor Blake Mysteries. I couldn't remember what would air at 8:00 PM (Later I learned it was Dancing on the Edge, which I've already seen, so no worries.), but I voiced out loud that I wasn't going to miss the 9:00 PM showing of the latest Endeavor episode. Na ah. No way.
I burst through my apartment door at 8:57 and turned on the TV (I still turn on the TV so that it can warm up for those of you folks who remember those old tubes!). Then, I saw my laptop and remembered that I can watch Endeavor online and I'm sure I can find Doctor Blake, too.
Post-Internet-Loss Stress Disorder is real, and I'm sure, with the amount of TV shows and movies I'm bookmarking, that I'll recover soon. Thanks.
Taking it
