Week Four

So I've been trying to think of what I would want to post about for this weeks blog post. I don't do a lot of surfing on sites relating to things other than art and art supplies and even those are places that I have been able to visit much recently with my class schedule.

There is one thing that I have found interesting recently that should allow me to expound for the minimum numbers of words, though I know that isn't and should be the main focus. Here goes.

With the increasing price of gas, food, and pretty much everything under the sun, I am finding fewer and fewer people that tend to have cable, satellite TV, or pretty much any sort of provider that gives them anything more than the internet and a land line (and even the land line is extremely rare). There are however - or maybe its just because I now have no money or no brain power and thus time to kill to be able to manage to write things that make sense - an increase in sites other than YouTube that offers television programs to people that either live in a country other than where the program runs, or somewhere financially where people can't afford to have cable.

Some people, like myself, do it because I also don't like to hassle with the commercials that air between the shows. I've found that after being able to watch programs online at a couple different sites, that I get the shows that I want to watch when I am able to watch them. Now there are still shows that I pay for, since I like the clean quality of the iTunes versions, as well as the fact that I'll always have access to them, but those are also worth the cost since I don't have to worry about commercials.

So hopefully that all makes sense, since I just sort of went on a long winded cirlce without meaning to, but now I have to go to the dentist or decide what I want to do about it, so I'm out.

Sites to try if you want to see shows and movies on a college kids budget?
Try Here
And Here