TV Junkie

Tonight was the final exam for Intermediate Accounting II.  Going into the exam I was sitting at a 92%.  The end of this week starts a great adventure that I will fill you in on in a week or so after all is said and done.  All I can think of is what the end of the week holds, so studying was nearly impossible.  I'm not proud to admit it, but I did some calculations.  If I didn't get a single question correct on the final exam, I'd still finish the class out with a 72% (C).  Is that acceptable?  Not usually, but at this point...it gave me a little hope, at least!  With that said, I looked over the note cards I had prepared for the first 1/2 of the chapters this term (prior to my surgery, after which I slacked off quite a bit) and also looked over the first exam we took.  Imagine the big grin on my face tonight during the final exam when I see questions from the first exam VERBATIM!!!!  Answered prayers, I tell ya!  I would say about 5 (out of 50) of the questions were STRAIGHT from the first (and maybe second...?) exam while another 3 or 4 were eerily similar with new numbers plugged in.  So, I can safely say that I will end Intermediate Accounting II with higher than a 72%!!!!

Now, onto the title of this post.  TV.  I hate admitting it, but I'm pretty much a TV junkie.  The Bachelorette, Secret Life of the American Teenager, Pretty Little Liars, Gossip Girl, and 90210 mostly.  Want to know what's so annoying about all of these shows...?!  (Ok, this is Jenna being a teenager, get over it.)  They're all on Monday Nights!!!!  My DVR can only tape 2 things at once, which makes getting all of these taped each week a feat in and of itself.

Ok, so now that I've put my childish post out there...let me end with this:

I cannot wait until Wes & I can move and be rid of cable.  Yes, I admit I'm addicted...but look at all the money that can be saved if you get rid of cable!!  There are so many more affordable options out of there.  Netflix is like $10/month and we already have a PS3 which we can stream Netflix Instant from.  Then there is Hulu along with TV channels' websites to view sitcoms and series that I'm addicted to.  I called in hopes of cancelling my cable, but since I had signed a 2 year contract recently (to lower my monthly bill), it would cost some ungodly $250 or something to cancel the contract.  So, for now...I wait it out.

What shows are you addicted to?
Do you do cable or are you smarter than I?