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Do you only have a voice when my favorite show is on?

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One of my all-time biggest pet peeves is when I’ve waited all day to get into my bed and watch the new episode of my favorite show and suddenly everyone wants to start talking either to me or around me.

After a long day at school or work when all I could think about are the new episodes of Secrets and Lies, Grey’s Anatomy or Scandal that would be on that night,  I would like to just sit down and watch my show, IN PEACE. But it always turns out to be quite the contrary, it’s never peaceful when my show is on TV.

No one wants to wait until a commercial comes on because that would be the nice thing to do. Instead they’d rather yap while the show is on and be as quiet as a mouse while commercials are airing. I wonder if people like the commercials or if they’re just so determined to make me miss the entire show.

I’ve tried many methods to try to get people to stop talking to me or around me while a new episode is on. For instance, I would turn the volume up or pause the show (if I could), in hopes that they would get the hint and stop talking to me or so loudly. Nothing seemed to work. The only method that seemed pretty solid with most people is when I would go upstairs into my room and shut the door. For some reason, my parents still don’t get the hint so they’ll try to come in and talk to me, eventually I started locking the door and turning up the volume and finally I stopped getting bothered.

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If you’re like me and you’re always getting bothered while trying to watch a new episode of your favorite show, go into your room or any room with a door and lock it. It works…. sometimes.

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Juliana Kizima
Juliana Kizima, Spring reporter
Juliana Kizima is sixteen years old and in eleventh grade in Colonia High School. She enjoys binge watching Netflix and going to the movies. Kizima loves reading but only if she's interested in the book. She likes books that have suspense and tragedies in it. Her favorite subjects are English and Science. Kizima cheered for Saint Cecelia's for a few seasons and she loved it! She also enjoys swimming and laying out on the beach. She cannot stand when people chomp on their gum. Kizima likes hearing things about celebrities and what's going on in their lives. She consumes most of her time going out with her boyfriend. They like to go bowling, on picnics, to the movies and especially out to dinner at Benihana since they love food and the food there is amazing but so expensive. Kizima likes to do her research when she hears about something so that she has hard facts on the subject and not just hearsay information.  Her favorite shows are Grey's Anatomy, Scandal, Shameless, NCIS and Law & Order SVU.

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