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I stumbleupond this tonight and thought it was the cutest thing I’ve ever seen.

Now that’s motherly love!

I’ve been at work all week, putting in extra hours to launch a project. My wife and I haven’t had a need for Comcast so far this week. Haven’t had time to watch TV or surf the web.

It did suck to miss Heroes on Monday, but I’ll catch up with it eventually. Just need to stay away from any spoilers.

This does not bode well for the resumption of Comcast service on Tuesday.

Here’s a pretty cool and funny video from the folks over at HubSpot. They’re major proponement of a new type of marketing called inbound marketing. I’m sold on it and when these guys talk, I listen.

Check it out:

Today was a harder day to fill with no TV or Internet. We were stuck mostly around the house and didn’t have much to do. So, we spent the day tidying the house and decorating for Christmas.

We kept the computer hooked up to the home theater and watching movies and downloaded TV (downloaded pre-shutoff). We also took a trip to the grocery store, which is what we were able to do since we didn’t pay the Comcast bill.

It felt much better to fill the cart with food (and subsequently our bellies) despite not being able to feel the warm glow of Comcast High Speed Internet and TV.

Sunday night was difficult to fill. My wife had to watch a movie that I had no desire to watch, so I had to busy myself while she used the home theater to watch it. I read, surfed what I could of the web on my iPhone (read a really interesting article about Cuba) and read Alan Moore’s Watchmen.

It was quiet. It was nice.

Still no word from @comcastcares.

I spent the day away from home, so I didn’t really miss not having the internet or TV. My wife and I went with the family to the Christmas Open Houses in Kouts, Indiana.

After that we drove on through the country and came across Hessler Tree Farm - where we got our Christmas Tree. It was only $15! Pretty cheap. Thankfully my parents bankrolled the whole day, which was nice since we obviously didn’t have money!

We then made our way to North Judson, Indiana and paid a visit to Baily’s Discount Center and Richard’s of Toto. We needed lights for the tree and got a couple cheap things we needed for the house.

It was snowy and pleasant, the drive home was nice. When we got home, we spent the evening decorating our tree then watched some Christmas movies.

Overall, we had a pretty fulfilling day without Comcast.

I never heard back from @comcastcares on Twitter. I don’t expect to.