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Nov. 26th, 2005 06:59 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
dmxratedYesterday, All My Children didn't air on ABC7 or on SoapNet. Channel 7 was airing a football game instead, and SoapNet was airing Bo & Hope Through the Years.
Brian wasn't home all day, because he was at Talia's, helping her mother rake.
Last night, Dad was watching Dr. Phil, and Michael Rapaport, Danny Hanson's actor from Boston Public, was one of the guests. He came onto the show because he doesn't know how to utilize time out. What he does, is he sends his son to his room, but then the son starts playing his X-Box. Therefore, it doesn't work as a punishment. Dr. Phil stated that the best way to punish him is to put him in a spot where he has nothing to stimulate himself with. After that session was over, Mom asked me if I remember all kinds of stuff from when I was little (in particular, having to sit in the kitchen for five minutes when I did something bad).
Later on, I came with Mom when she went to the library to pick Marie up. I looked for that Japanese-English dictionary that I took out a while ago, but it was only available on reference. She requested it for me at the desk, so it'll be in within a few days. Afterwards, she led me to the DVD section to show me some anime DVDs she found previously. The first one was Ranma 1/2, but I told her I've heard of it before but was never interested in it. The other one was the first two volumes of Love Hina, and I decided to borrow those.
Before we all went to bed, Marie was watching TV, but then let me have the remote. I noticed that the studio sitcom Sanford & Son was airing on TV Land at the same time Days of Our Lives was running on SoapNet, so I decided to watch those two, switching whenever a commercial came on. (It's fun to make a mental comparison, isn't it?)
Brian wasn't home all day, because he was at Talia's, helping her mother rake.
Last night, Dad was watching Dr. Phil, and Michael Rapaport, Danny Hanson's actor from Boston Public, was one of the guests. He came onto the show because he doesn't know how to utilize time out. What he does, is he sends his son to his room, but then the son starts playing his X-Box. Therefore, it doesn't work as a punishment. Dr. Phil stated that the best way to punish him is to put him in a spot where he has nothing to stimulate himself with. After that session was over, Mom asked me if I remember all kinds of stuff from when I was little (in particular, having to sit in the kitchen for five minutes when I did something bad).
Later on, I came with Mom when she went to the library to pick Marie up. I looked for that Japanese-English dictionary that I took out a while ago, but it was only available on reference. She requested it for me at the desk, so it'll be in within a few days. Afterwards, she led me to the DVD section to show me some anime DVDs she found previously. The first one was Ranma 1/2, but I told her I've heard of it before but was never interested in it. The other one was the first two volumes of Love Hina, and I decided to borrow those.
Before we all went to bed, Marie was watching TV, but then let me have the remote. I noticed that the studio sitcom Sanford & Son was airing on TV Land at the same time Days of Our Lives was running on SoapNet, so I decided to watch those two, switching whenever a commercial came on. (It's fun to make a mental comparison, isn't it?)