Over the past couple weeks I've learned just how much my hobbies cut into the limited time I have. I like to play video games, and played a lot that first week Katie was around. We had plenty of help people brought us food (and still do), and I only worked half days. But the next week I worked a full week and what a difference that makes. So I think I need to reexamine how I spend my time. That week I really didn't play much at all with my video games. Which is ok. I enjoy my games, but they aren't fullfilling. This week I'm trying to increase how much reading I do. There are so many good books I already have and want to read. Last Friday we finished reading through the ESV Bible, so now we are reading through a narrated chronological bible. I can't remember what version, but I think NIV.
But is reading books all that important? I say no. I try to spend more time with my son during the day and he goes to bed around 8, so that is when I take time to read. Last night was great, Julie had the TV off so I read some with her and I enjoyed it. The house just feels so much more peaceful without the TV.
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I agree about TV, I find much fullfillment in life enjoying the simple things like family time and activities without the TV.
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