> culprit is television -- and the internet. They've pushed music and reading > out of my life. Sad but true.
I've done pretty well this year without television(not that I've had much of a choice as my television only picks up ABC) though lately I've been scrambling to find places to watch the playoffs(go Tampa and go Atlanta-unless they are playing each other then go Tampa!) and I go to the Westville pub on Sundays to watch the Simpsons, come hell or highwater. Otherwise there's not really anything I want to watch. IMO, all these reality shows that are becoming more and more outlandish (and stupider) have led to the deterioration of good programming on television. On my upcoming cd there will actually be a song called "Real World" I wrote after I stopped watching any television and realized that I didn't really miss it much. as for favorite cd's of 2002: Beck- Sea Change Norah Jones- Come Away With Me James Taylor- October Road Tom Waits- Alice India Arie- Voyage to India and speaking of reading I read "Crime and Punishment" yesterday in one day. I suppose it is somewhat of a long book but I got so wrapped up in the story I lost any sense of time. I've just started reading more lately, something I haven't done for a long time and it feels so good. Victor --- Victor Johnson --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] Visit http://www.cdbaby.com/victorjohnson Look for the new album "Parsonage Lane" in March 2003 Produced by Chris Rosser at Hollow Reed Studios
