Food in bed

[caseydog]

So, do you watch television programs and/or films on the internet using the computer?

Oh yes. I don't have cable or satellite service, so my choices are local broadcast channels, or streaming from the computer. I can watch those steaming shows/movies via AppleTV in my home theater or on my bedroom TV, or just watch on one of the computers.

I always have a snack and beverage on hand when I watch a movie, or Steelers games. But, I watch those in the home theater, not in bed.

CD

 

[Yorky]

TBH, I have yet to plug the DVD player into it.

Currently my hi-fi revolves around the TV acting as a monitor for my CD's and sticks. I suppose that I could use it for DVD's but it would be rare.

 

[Mountain Cat]

Yes, i do some streaming things on my laptop PC here.

 

[Yorky]

I do most of anything involving actual activity on my part on a real laptop, with a good keyboard to hand. Finger pecking on a phone or a Kindle is ridiculous!

I cannot possibly use a handphone to type. Maybe it's because I'm incapable or just stupid. My Kindle emulator is on my laptop which is perfectly adequate.

 

[Yorky]

Back on topic, my wife eats on the floor.

As do most of her mates and family.

I don't.

 

[LadyBelle]

I know it’s so random isn’t it.

I suffer with terrible insomnia so often find myself eating an orange 🍊 at 3am.

 

[MypinchofItaly]

Sometimes I treated myself to breakfast in bed, coffee then milk and biscuits, but I generally avoid it because not being particularly smart in the morning when I first wake up, I often end up drinking the coffee while wringing out the sheets I've clumsily poured it on.
I have a second TV in my bedroom, when I'm unwell or lazy, I'll munch on some crackers while watching TV, but nothing more than that.

 

[Timenspace]

Back on topic, my wife eats on the floor.

As do most of her mates and family.

I don't.

May I ask, is it a part of her culture? And if yes, of which?

 

[Yorky]

May I ask, is it a part of her culture? And if yes, of which?

As far a I know it's a country wide trait. Even if she eats outside with friends/family, they eat from a raffia mat on the grass (in the shade of a tree).

 

[rascal]

Our bedroom is upstairs, my kitchen is downstairs, I'm not going backwards and forwards for no food. I will make treats and take upstairs for my wife when I'm heading up there for the night. But not in bed.

Russ

 

[Morning Glory]

May I ask, is it a part of her culture? And if yes, of which?

@Yorkys wife is Thai

 

[Yorky]

@Yorkys wife is Thai

She certainly is!

 

[Timenspace]

@Yorkys wife is Thai

Assumed Asian heritage, but was unsure, did not want to ask too many tiMes. Thank you

 

[Yorky]

@Yorkys wife is Thai

I think that in order to link the member name there needs to be a space or at least a punctuation mark after the quoted name.

 

[Morning Glory]

I think that in order to link the member name there needs to be a space or at least a punctuation mark after the quoted name.

Yep - It was my mistake because I wrote Yorky's which of course isn't your user name. I needed to write Yorky and then add the apostrophe 's'.