I Thoroughly Enjoy Masterpiece Classics On PBS Via WVIZ

I just finished watching a Masterpiece Classic called Cranford on television. I am most thankful that our area has the privilege of a public broadcasting station. I am most thankful that WVIZ continues to offer the Masterpiece Classic series. When a new series is started I anticipate watching each and every segment of the series. There are few things that catch my attention currently, to cause me to want to tune in and view it in its entirety. I thoroughly enjoyed the Cranford series. To the producers of the Masterpiece Classic series I say thank you and continue to keep creating because I will keep tuning in. This series had a pleasant and happy ending. That is something I enjoy watching. Movies in which there is a joyous ending.
There seems to be so much gloom and doom out there in the world. It is good to not watch all of the negativity and to make wise decisions to watch good and wholesome programming. I choose to not watch the news because they always seem to put a negative slant on things and they choose to not report good and uplifting stories and bombard people with the gloom and doom stories. Maybe news programs should try and cover a bit more positive than the negative slant they choose to report. For every negative story 2-3 positive stories should be reported on. Remember you are what you watch. Choose today to be selective on what you view on television. If you have children in your home why would you not want a pleasant and uplifting atmosphere in your home? As a parent it really is OK to tell a child that they will not be viewing something that is not appropriate in your home. If the child persists on not following your directions in reference to television viewing then cut off cable in your home for a season. There really is nothing wrong with not having cable for a period of time within your home. If the lesson is still not learned by the child/children then take it a step further and remove a television from their bedroom (most children today have televisions in their bedrooms.) It is not a bad thing to let your child/children know that you are in charge and the television is not in charge in your home.
I have no idea why I just turned my complimentary start to my writing and ended it with a caution to parents. Maybe someone needed to hear these words either of encouragement or a confirmation of what they were up against or contemplated doing. I have no clue just know that I speak peace and blessings into your homes this very night.