听力题 M: What''s on television this evening? I feel like relaxing. W: Why ask me that? You know I never watch it. M: Too busy with the latest hobby, are you? What is it this time, knitting socks for your nephew? Or collecting buttons? I wish I had as much free time as you do. W: Man! As a matter of fact, you probably have more free time than I do. But you waste it all watching your TV. M: That''s not a waste of time. I''ve got to rest sometime. W: Sometimes, maybe, but not all the time. And anyway, I relax with my hobbies. A change is as good as a rest. M: Well, the TV is my hobby, and I learn a lot from it. W: But it doesn''t teach you to do anything, does it? You just sit there and stare at it. That''s not learning. M: But I do learn. There are lots of educational programs. W: But you don''t watch them, do you? Whenever an educational program comes on, you either switch over to the other channel or go to sleep. M: When I come home from work I need to put my feet up, at least for a while. Life''s not all work, you know. W: Hobbies aren''t work. I like putting my feet up, too, at the end of the day, but I like doing things while I rest. Life''s too short for us to waste time. M: Dear, as I''ve said many times, we''re different. There are two kinds of people in the world... W: I know, I know. Those who are never happy unless they''re running about doing things... M: That''s right, and those who are never happy unless they''re doing nothing. I''m one of the latter and you... W: I know, dear. I''m one of the former. And proud of it. M: So now we agree. Live, and let live. You can go peacefully back to your button collection, and I can watch TV.