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We celebrated our 50th wedding anniversary in 2008. Our children helped us celebrate with an all expense paid all arranged vacation In Hawaii.
Wednesday, February 13, 2013
The world didn't stop turning.
I was able to get out of bed the next morning.
Life went on as usual.
Nobody seemed to notice.
I HAD STOPPED DELIVERY OF THE NEWSPAPER!
I have been reading the daily newspaper since I was a young boy.
I can't remember a time when the newspaper wasn't important to me.
For years I have been in disagreement with the editorial page of our local newspaper.
And for years I have been watching more and more news on television.
So when The Arizona Republic sent notice of a price increase, I sent notice back to cancel my subscription.
For years, while it was still dark outside, I would get up in the morning, go outside and bring in the paper.
I would spread it out on the "island" in the kitchen, grab a cup of coffee and start reading.
The first morning after I stopped delivery I did go outside just to see if they delivered it. They didn't!
Since then, I have never "looked back."
Do I miss it? Not really.
I believe the main stream news media is so far to the left and liberal that it is SINFUL!
They no longer publish the truth---but deal in lies.
The main stream news media is one of the biggest problems---if not the BIGGEST in America today!
2 comments:
I totally agree with you. I didn't think it could get much worse than the AZ Republic until I subscribed to the Medford Mail Tribune up here. I only kept the subscription for coupons and ads to save money when I went shopping. But then they overcharged my credit card multiply times so I cancelled everything. They call me once a week to renew. Last time I told them the only thing their paper was good for was starting our campfire.
You are so right, Cliff. It is sad. I stopped reading our liberal newspaper a few years ago. We can read the news we want to online. :)
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