We used to have time warner cable and I thought they were the best cable company there was in town but that thinking changed when I visited my Aunt in Chicago. My Aunt got the Filipino channels she got it through direct tv which is really great. When I got back to Texas, I went to time warner cable's office and asked if they had the Filipino channels, I was really sad and disappointed when they said No, because I really missed being in the Philippines and watching tv shows from there helps me and makes me feel closer to home.
When my family and I moved to our new house, I have asked my husband if we could get directtv instead of time warner cable for our home tv entertainment, he knew how much I enjoyed watching my tv shows so he said "YES!" right away without any hesitations. We've had direct tv for more than two years now and I am really loving it, my day is not complete without watching my tv series and tv shows from back home that is why I am so thankful for the Filipino channels offered by direct tv. My husband and son enjoys their respective tv shows too, I am just so glad that Direct tv provides a great tv home entertainment for the whole family.
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Thursday, May 17, 2012
Direct Tv
Posted by Maria Justine at Thursday, May 17, 2012 0 comments
Labels: About Me, Cable Satellite, Entertainment, Filipino Entertainment, TV, Tv Shows
Monday, April 2, 2012
The Bachelorette
The Author of this post is Herman Barry
Ok people the last season of The Bachelor is off the air and everyone is trash talking that relationship so you know what has to be just around the corner. The Bachelorette my friends is well on its way to our television programming. In only a few short weeks we will be subjected to Emily and her squeaky little tiny sweet voice and I don’t know if I can handle it. I was a good sport and watched every single episode of the last season of The Bachelor which ended with Ben and Courtney together. Don’t even get me started on that choice. Ben, what were you thinking? You had Lindsey right there looking all sweet and innocent and you decided to go ahead and choose the Black Widow instead. As Nikki said, “ you made your bed now you have to lie in it.” I guess he likes sleeping with spiders in his bed. I will watch this Bachelorette or at least the first episode just to see what all the men look like. Check out DirectStarTV to find out when The Bachelorette comes on next.
Posted by Maria Justine at Monday, April 02, 2012 0 comments
Labels: Cable Satellite, Entertainment
Friday, December 30, 2011
Us Sisters
Post contributed by Leonard Phelps
The sisters and I couldn’t figure out what to get mom and dad for Christmas this year until I stumbled across http://www.satelliteinternetbroadband.com/. I don’t know why it had taken us so long but we needed to get them internet anyway since their house is way out in the middle of nowhere. Mom usually drives an hour into town to go grocery shopping and things like that and it’s going to be really nice once she gets up and running at home that she’s able to get online and do a lot of her shopping. I think there’s something to be said for helping your parents once they age because they spent so many years helping us…they’ve been wonderful people to me and my sisters and we don’t mind spending a little extra at the holidays to let them know how very special we think they are. Plus, it’s nice not to have to hear mom whining for a whole year about how she didn’t get the kind of gift she really wanted!
Posted by Maria Justine at Friday, December 30, 2011 0 comments
Labels: Cable Satellite
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
Yo Gabba Gabba
Guest post by Gerard Mcdaniel
My husband and I have a two-year-old son. We limit the amount of TV he watches so there are only a couple of shows that he watches. A friend of mine asked me if I let him watch Yo Gabba Gabba. Since we got Direct TV, I have started to ket him watch it, but I would much rather him watch other shows. Gabba is a show with colorful creatures that dance around and sing songs about topics like safety and taking baths. The songs are really annoying and do not rhyme, but they are very catchy and I often find myself or my son singing or humming them around the house. My husband hates the show and never lets our son watch the show when he is home. He thinks the show is stupid and that it is not educational. I actually think that the show is educational at times. The other day we were watching an episode about animals and the characters were exploring different kinds of animal tracks. Another episode was about safety and taught about the importance of wearing a seatbelt in the car and crossing the street. I guess my son will only get to watch these shows when he’s home with me.
Posted by Maria Justine at Tuesday, October 25, 2011 0 comments
Labels: Cable Satellite, Entertainment
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
The Thorn Birds
Author: Jonathan Suarez
There are many movies and television shows that have dealt with the problem of Roman Catholic priests falling in love, but none have done so quite as dramatically as the mini series "The Thorn Birds." The miniseries, which I recently watched on the premium channel I get with my Florida satellite TV deals, stars Richard Chamberlain as Father Ralph de Bricassart, who ministers to an Australian community.
When he arrives, he forms a fast bond with a young girl named Meg. But little girls grow up, and when Meg is an adult, their relationship becomes much more complicated. Father Ralph is deeply torn between his devotion to God and his deep love for this woman, which he knows has turned into something much more than friendship. In time, he must learn to adjust to her new life with a hot-headed husband, a rebellious daughter and a virtuous son who seems poised to follow in Ralph's footsteps, a vocation against which Ralph warns him.
In addition to the drama of the romance, this story, which unfolds over the course of several decades, also has to do with the hardships of rugged Australian living. We see a horrific boar hunt that results in the death of a beloved character, and other natural disasters threaten constantly. It's an exciting and devastating tale that shows a great deal about what life was like in Australia during this time.
Posted by Maria Justine at Tuesday, September 21, 2010 0 comments
Labels: Cable Satellite, Entertainment
Saturday, August 21, 2010
Direct TV For Lobby
My husband and I were really amazed when we flew with Blue Jet airline on our way to the Bahamas, you know why? Well, it is because it has its own direct satellite tv, it was really cool that we could watched the shows that we like while flying. If you have a business or an office, it is really a great idea if you put a television for your costumers or for those people who visits your office. They can watch television and be entertained while they are waiting for their turn. I think setting up television in an office is really a brilliant idea. Now a days, direct tv for hospitals are also in.
I really think that having a direct tv for lobby, is really a very good concept. From the mellow gurgling of a fountain to the twaddle of TV personalities, noise spreads throughout your waiting customers or patients. Direct TV is the element between a blissful, pleasant waiting room and a crabby, furious one. DIRECT TV for lobbies provides a great variety of channels that only the administrator have the control. You can tune into cooking channels example the Food Network, new reports or home renovations on HGTV. These shows will help your customers or patients lose their boredom while waiting for their turn.
For more details and information about Direct Satellite Tv, please do not hesitate to visit their web site at http://www.dishbusiness.com/index.shtml right now or you can all them at 800-595-9981 for a free quote.
Posted by Maria Justine at Saturday, August 21, 2010 0 comments
Labels: Cable Satellite, Tv Shows
Wednesday, August 18, 2010
Jeff Gordon Still a Powerhouse in the NASCAR World
Every Sunday my family gathers around the TV to watch the race on cable. We are all huge fans and enjoy this family time we spend together. We all are hoping for a different driver to win and that can sometimes lead to exciting moments! I first began watching the sport around the same time a man by the name of Jeff Gordon started and was quickly making a name for him. I wasn't too keen on the paint scheme of his car but he seemed nice and very talented and skilled behind the wheel.
In the last 15 years he has won four championships and proved that he is a great role model for the sport of NASCAR. My favorite year was 1998 when he not only won the championship but also won 13 races that season, a record. It was an amazing year to sport the number 24 but certainly was rough for anyone who wished him ill will. Thankfully he isn't booed quite so much anymore. Drive for five! Go Jeff!
Posted by Maria Justine at Wednesday, August 18, 2010 0 comments
Labels: Cable Satellite, Entertainment, Sports