Radio and Tv as Part of My Childhood Experience

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Sunga, Monica B. DevC30 X-4R Radio & TV as Part ofMy Childhood Experience When I was still a kid, I was always left alone in our house. My mother needs to go to her work early in the morning and she arrives late in the evening, leaving me the sole responsibility to take care of our house the whole day. We are 3 in the house: I, my mother and my aunt. My aunt often goes to Manila to visit our relatives and sometimes I didn’t come with her, so I just spend my whole day playing with myself since I didn’t have any sibling. Thanks a lot to my friend “radio” because without him, I think I couldn’t survive this kind of routine. Every time I arrived from school, I remove my shoes and run hurriedly to “my” radio to listen to Tambayan 101.9. Then while listening to this FM Station, I remove my school uniform and change to usual pambahay, sando and shorts. I quoted this radio as mine because I think we have this intimate relationship which can be understood by only two of us. There’s also one time that I got envy to our neighbor because she is always singing in her Magic Sing so what my Aunt did is she bought me a microphone and set it in my radio. It feels like I’m in a cloud nine that time because I was so overwhelmed of using the microphone. I used to tell myself that time “Kala niyasiyalangmerong karaoke ha!” I was singing, reciting any words that came from my mind, and acting like I was a DJ. I am very happy the whole day because I didn’t get scared or bored in any time of the day. All I did is to listen to radio and use the microphone to express myself. As you may have noticed, radio plays a big part in my growing up days. Yes, it’s true. Let me tell you why. My aunt is very strict and she didn’t allow us, my mother and me, to watch television any time we want. There are only certain TV shows that was agreed upon; PangakoSayostarring Jericho Rosales and
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