So I forgot I was answering a meme? WHAT. Anyway, Fact 4 you don’t know about me Third grade was the first time I was allowed to watch in color TV. It took us five more years to get cable. My mom wasn’t a stauch supporter of exposing me early to TV, so I watched cartoons and noontime shows on our black and white TV, which was placed high on a shelf and has dials instead of a remote. It was a tedious thing to switch and I usually resort to playing or drawing instead - it’s probably why I’m not a fan of local broadcasting and showbiz. I didn’t get to watch all those Masterpiece Theatre animes in ABS-CBN in color, so I didn’t know what Sara Crewe’s and Cedie’s eye color were, etc. At least I got to watch Sailor Moon and Yuyu Hakusho in color though, after the ban was lifted. (It’s funny: most things in my reblog tumblr are from TV shows. Am I repressed? But then, I don’t watch them on TV.)  It makes sense to me now, though. I developed some skills instead of basking over and staring at new technology - something I should remember when I want to buy the newest thing in the market.
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So I forgot I was answering a meme? WHAT.

Anyway, Fact 4 you don’t know about me

Third grade was the first time I was allowed to watch in color TV. It took us five more years to get cable. My mom wasn’t a stauch supporter of exposing me early to TV, so I watched cartoons and noontime shows on our black and white TV, which was placed high on a shelf and has dials instead of a remote. It was a tedious thing to switch and I usually resort to playing or drawing instead - it’s probably why I’m not a fan of local broadcasting and showbiz.

I didn’t get to watch all those Masterpiece Theatre animes in ABS-CBN in color, so I didn’t know what Sara Crewe’s and Cedie’s eye color were, etc. At least I got to watch Sailor Moon and Yuyu Hakusho in color though, after the ban was lifted.

(It’s funny: most things in my reblog tumblr are from TV shows. Am I repressed? But then, I don’t watch them on TV.) 

It makes sense to me now, though. I developed some skills instead of basking over and staring at new technology - something I should remember when I want to buy the newest thing in the market.

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  1. vernardm said: I grew up with a broken TV. Meaning I didn’t have TV at all.
  2. popcornbutterfly said: also, sarah and cedie! :D
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