Himanshu Jha is student of Std. VI, Rishabh Public School, Mayur Vihar - I, extn, Delhi
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One thought on “Watching TV”
Madhu Verma
Oh what a lovely sharing…:))
You have wonderfully conveyed the pros & cons of watching TV.
I like the last four lines the most as it talks about the maturity level of Author’s father that he watches TV for fun and takes proper care of his eyes.
Though TV is an excellent educator and entertainer but it is also true that excess of everything is bad. If we consistently & continuously spend more than 4 hours per day watching TV we tend to gain weight. It has adverse affects for kids who view violent acts.
Hence true saying, prevention is better then cure.
Oh what a lovely sharing…:))
You have wonderfully conveyed the pros & cons of watching TV.
I like the last four lines the most as it talks about the maturity level of Author’s father that he watches TV for fun and takes proper care of his eyes.
Though TV is an excellent educator and entertainer but it is also true that excess of everything is bad. If we consistently & continuously spend more than 4 hours per day watching TV we tend to gain weight. It has adverse affects for kids who view violent acts.
Hence true saying, prevention is better then cure.