This is the story of the time I found myself in trouble and saved situations by making the smart choice of bringing a TV along with us
Although we were only about a couple of hours away from home, and hadn't yet left the country, we weren't sure of the next step. It was exactly how horror movies would begin by driving at night on a winding highway that was surrounded by dense bushes on both sides, a lot like an actual forest. It is likely that one of the previous renters took the tire or left it in the garage unattended.
After three hours of tire changes We finally arrived. It was snowing. A strange silence was engulfing the entire area. Then it happened an avalanche. It brought down huge quantities of snow onto the road. Then we were caught stuck in the middle of the swirling, moving snow. We didn't want to be stuck under any tree which had fallen to the ground. The trees floated in the air around us. Navigation was not destroyed, and we were able to pull ourselves free from the snow. We realized at that moment that we were stuck in the snow for all of eternity.
I knew where we were heading, that's why I prepared three different iPads stuffed with HULU and Netflix previously downloaded shows. I also use an internet video downloader site for several new episodes of shows that I watch from Youtube and Daily Motion. The shows originate from various nations and aren't easily found on my streaming services. It's easy to download full-length films directly from these sites, and then have them ready for me to watch in the event that I get lost in the woods. I didn't want to lose any of my time and distract myself with television shows and other eye candy I had brought along. These shows would have been at the forefront of our minds if we hadn't gotten stuck. The cabin is now filled with beverages and firewood. Hot tubs are also available for those who desire. In the bedroom.
While it may seem over the top however, this cabin was what we wanted. Although after that long trip all we wanted was to enjoy the bubbles. It's been a while since the second Ipad has been returned. The entire shows from that Ipad have been viewed. I was raised with television, I cannot live with out it. I'm aware of those who didn't have television as a child or didn't have it as an adult. I don't recommend you put your baby aged five months or less on the couch and see it grow. I don't say. However, I'll tell you that occasionally some time spent on television can be better for the baby than spending two hours watching it. It's not easy to raise your baby alone. It's not necessary to be discouraged. It's a righteous way to go. All is well in moderation, don't let TV raise baby for you, yet don't let everyone tell you the TV is not a good thing for the baby - there are hundreds of educational channels on Youtube every baby can benefit from. You can test it but you are able to decide to stop if it doesn't fit your needs. Saying no at the beginning is not the best decision.
