Happy snuggling, @CheerBear. After the good outcome today, I hope a more peaceful and long sleep will come your way. 
@outlander, well that makes the outcome to the State of Origin interesting between us then. 
We get things to watch from friends sometimes too. Otherwise it's just free TV for us.
I dont watch alot of tv just tv shows reading and arty stuff. Just get bored being limited atm so have been watching alot of tv
Any tv shows you like?
Reading and arty stuff are great occupations. For me with TV it's Star Trek. I've watched more of that than any other show in my life. I've seen most of them, more than once, sometimes more than that. Just as they come on TV, though I did once watch a lot of them on VHS (old tape technology). But I get restless very quickly when I watch TV and, even with Star Trek, I am often getting up to the kitchen or getting distracted instead on the computer. I can still hear the soundtrack then so I get the story. Then I'll watch a bit more. Sometimes I watch whole shows but not always. And I'm not that precious about it that I have to be home to watch it. I'll go to my friends instead, kind of thing. Lol, that turned into a rave about Star Trek.
I sometimes watch Big Bang Theory too, have seen a lot of it, @outlander, @Snowie (no worries if you just want to read along 
). Lol to you knowing the words, outlander.
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