Genius Nephew
Guest post written by my buddy Brian Workman
Every Thursday I watch my little genius nephew after he comes home from school. James is only five, but he is wise well beyond his years. James doesn’t do the types of things a normal child his age would do. The other day I was busy with work that was left after a long day in the office so I decided that rather than reading or playing with James, I’d try to sit him in front of the television for a couple hours so that I could finish everything up. After about five minutes of cartoons, James came to me with a puzzled look on his face, and asked “Aunt Layla, how do the cartoons get in the television?” I should have known that I wasn’t going to get off easy by getting James to watch television. How am I supposed to know how cartoons get in the television? Because I have virtually no knowledge of the mechanical workings of a television, I decided it’d be easier to explain the process of selecting a package with the channels you want so a company can stream them into your television. That wasn’t enough for my little darling. Luckily I knew where to go to show him what I meant: http://www.satelliteTVfamily.com. We spent at least half an hour on the site, which was just long enough for me to give up on my work and decide I needed to give James my full attention.
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