Good morning, friends. I´m traveling with the TV.

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I am old and live alone. These 2 things are problems for me and my life has changed a lot since I was young. I had to sell my car after the chemotherapy as I didn´t dare drive too much. One of the chemo side effects was a peripheral neuropathy and my feet and hands tickle, hurt and tremble when they want to. I am not saying anything against chemotherapy, mind you. Over 10 years ago I was diagnosed with a non Hodgkin lymphoma. As these ailments don´t "hurt" a lot, it was discovered on the final stage. Chemo was offered for possible remission (not cure) and a maximum in rare occations of survival up to 10 years. I asked who had better chances and of course I was not the perfect patient. I was older than the best patients, had smoked for 50 years, drank (although I was not a heavy drinker). I don´t remember the rest. What I do know is that over 10 years have gone by and I´m on complete remission. It bothers me to have the neuropathy but if I had not chosen chemo I would not be writing here now. And that takes me to the TV. I used to like to walk but now I can´t do it. I used to like beautiful shoes but now I can´t wear them. I´m waiting for Skechers to make a glass slipper with memory foam I had such a long list of places where I wanted to go! And now I can hardly walk. So I thank TV. Lately I have traveled a lot to Africa to watch lion cubs play with their mothers. I have learned to accept how some animals must kill others to survive. And I understand that mankind is the only animal that kills out of hathred That takes me to other channels with which I dig for archeological treasures. I have unearthed a viking ship and Egyptian tombs. I have learnt about Tutankamon, so young when he died! Do you travel with the TV? Where? That other things do you watch on TV?