Motivating factor (I)

I love watching drama series like CSI (Crime Scene Investigation: Miami, New York and Vegas alltoghether) and Numb3rs.. I could sit in front of the TV set for hours watching these dramas back- to-back episodes.. but then, that was a history.. I could never do that anymore as I couldn't even find time to sleep during daytime... *sigh'...

I still love the series though, the 'complicatedness' of the stories in each episode, the scientific and mathematical terms they used (I bet the actors/actress don't even understand what they are saying themselves... hahaha), and all the other ingredients that has attract me to become one of the fans of these type of drama.

On the other hand, my husband says that those drama are too heavy... we have to think while watching, and that's not the purpose of watching TV, says him.. hehe.. see, we have 2 different views, but yet we respect each others choice.. :)

Heavy ehh? Yupp, I think so too... but then, it's not that I'm trying very hard to keep in pace with all the dialogues... and of course most of the dialogues mentioned about chemical reactions, how to find proofs in burnt cars, mathematical equation/theory to find the bombers chain reaction, so on and so forth... no, i don't understand most of them... but why do i still stick to it?

I find it motivating actually.. They always try their best to solve a problem no matter how many times they have failed.. (of course it's the script who told them to do so.. haha).. and they reminds me to think out of the box.. the solution to one problem does not necessarily lies in or near the problem itself, but there may be some tiny little information that we missed out in the first place, that solve the 'mysteries' alltogether..

And it forced my brain to work as well... Having an idle brain for a long time doesn't give me a happy feeling... hahaha.. weird me.. :P