For a couple weeks now our t.v. has been fading. The color just wasn't right and the images weren't crisp. We decided we would keep it until we could save money to buy another t.v. We were hoping we had a few months left in it, but that didn't happen. This past week the t.v. wouldn't even turn on and we pronounced it officially dead. Unfortunately for us we had to put a new garage door in this summer and now we can't afford a nice new t.v. to fit into our entertainment center. We decided having a big t.v. isn't really a priority, so we bought a nice cute little 19" t.v. It works great and the picture is so much better than our old one. The only problem, and it's not really a problem, is that it looks funny in the entertainment center with all of the empty space. Also, Rich will have a harder time seeing when he plays his Wii...I'm sure he will get use to it. All we know is having a t.v. isn't a necessity and going into debt for one would be silly. I think once we get a bigger t.v. (in a few months or maybe a year, who knows?) we will appreciate it and value all that went into getting it. .JPG)
Objects (meaning t.v.) may seem larger than they appear in the picture.
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So sad-Doug was wondering if you guys still had that old one we gave you guys from Future shop back in the Provo Days? We've had quit a few t.v.'s bite the dust in our time. That probably doesn't say much eh!?! lol
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