Dee.Dee wrote:

> "Lou Decruss" > wrote in message
> ...
>
>> The big screen in nice, but so is the furniture.
>>
> I think so, too. I have a rocker/lounger, but DH sits in one of those
> all hard wood old-fashioned straight-back rockers (ethan allen style
> probably) without any seat pad or back pad. He will watch a movie in this
> thing -- it's also a sight-for-sore eyes. He says it fits his style.
> Knowing him for 38 years, I know what he means by that. :-)))

The TV's on the wall behind me as I sit at the desk at this, my primary,
computer. So for years I've had a small rectangular mirror that has about
the same aspect ratio as my television either velcroed to the bezel of my
monitor, or beside my monitor, for casually monitoring TV. When something
catches my ear or eye, I'll go watch; otherwise I partially-watch there in
the mirror. I've been doing this long enough that reading screen titles
and graphics backwards is second nature. Given that acquired ability,
the only thing that still looks "wrong" (for a split second) is that
whenever a batter hits the ball he runs to third base.


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