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    The Nielsen Media Research (the company that tracks what people watch and provides the rating numbers) said that the average household has the TV on 8 hours and 14 minutes each day. This is up 3 minutes from last year. That’s a hard working TV. Considering that we sleep something like 7 or 8 hours a night and we should be in school or working for 6 to 8 hours a day, it seems like we fill up every other “free” minute by having the TV on.

    This all makes sense to me, considering when you have 8 gazillion channels, you really do need to have the TV on for that long in order to catch all those channels. I don’t know about your household, but the TV is probably on (sometimes it’s just to have noise–afterall, I am an extrovert who likes noise!) a little more than it should be in my household.

    I’m just glad Layla is not into TV yet. She doesn’t really care to watch, and there is no show that she is hooked on. But, there is this one commercial she goes crazy over. Enjoy!

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    Comment from Tyler Watson September 26, 2006 at 6:43 am

    That’s awesome. Does she like the song too?

    As for having the TV on too much, I hear ya. I need to think of more creative ways to unwind from a day at work other than television or the internet.

    Comment from Eddy E September 26, 2006 at 6:48 am

    We have no idea what she likes about the commercial–whether it’s the song, the little boy, the voice of the narrator…

    Comment from Charlie September 27, 2006 at 9:52 am

    Hey Eddy, you figured out the video thing using flash afterall huh? Looks great!!!

    It would be cool if you could play the song separate from the video, or the narrator separate from the song, or even the video on mute – just to see what she does. =)

    Comment from Eddy E September 27, 2006 at 10:13 am

    I do have the song, so I’ve played it for her. She just had a blank/shocked look on her face. I think it triggers something, but seems incomplete.

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