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Thursday, March 16, 2006
TiVo Land...Here I Come!

Well, TiVo (actually it's a DVR through our satellite) is installed. And I am officially baffled on how to use it! I am lost! Shocking, ain't it? I had this whole list of things I wanted it to start recording, but I don't know how to program it. I read the little book he gave me, it makes NO SENSE at all. I can already see myself, sitting on the couch in the morning at 3am with no sleep still trying to figure it out! Oh God Save Me Now!


Let's all say a little prayer, shall we?


link | posted by Mrs. TSB at 1:06 PM






1 Comments:
Blogger Laura had this to say:

Those things drive me nuts too! I cant even program my VCR or figure out how to post pictures!!!

6:48 AM 

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