18 months ago Jacob ran up to the television and smacked it with his hand - the boys were playing in the lounge and he got over excited, the poor television got brunt of it, and the Plasma screen unfortunately cracked, a spider webbed effect inside the screen. Luckily it was covered under our home contents accidentalinsurance, however it took the insurance company to come pick it up, attempt to repair it, and send us a check to replace it, approximately 6 weeks - so during this time we were left with a tiny 22inch television we had borrowed out of one of the boys room to watch, which left an unhappy hubby and kids trying to watch sport and movies on a rather small screen for a month and a half. When we finally got to replace the television and because we were shocked on how easy it broke, we took out product insurance. I am so glad we did!
The kids trying out 3D
in the store
I personally hate shopping for TV's, there are so many different types, different functions and so much to consider - it's always a bit of a headache! It's a big purchase right? You have to get it right as you will be watching the damn thing most days, if not everyday, and you have to be completely happy with it, especially the quality of the picture. So we popped down to the store today, and embarked on choosing a new TV, urgh, and it was not fun, the kids running around after quickly getting bored, it was a bit stressful, but we got there in the end.
We finally agreed on the TV we were both happy with (phew an hour and a half later and we were sorted), we just have to wait for it to be delivered soon, and Lewis will be happy to get his TV back.